Sony Ericsson

The months of speculation and extremely detailed leaks are behind us, and we finally have a real, shipping device to talk about. And now that it's here, I'm no longer finding the prospect of the Xperia Play all that compelling.

Photos and videos of an alleged PlayStation phone from Sony Ericsson have been steadily trickling through over the past few weeks, shedding light on the specifications and capabilities of the device. Sony Ericsson is expected to introduce a PlayStation-branded smartphone running Google's Android mobile operating system in February, and tech blog Engagdet had a string of leaks on the device lately.

Sony Ericsson officials stopped short of confirming a recent report that the company is developing a smartphone that can download and play PlayStation games, saying only that the company is working closely with Sony on handset access to PlayStation games.

Pictures leaked by a Danish Web site appear to reveal Sony Ericsson's upcoming Android phone, and it looks like a good one.

Mobile phone manufacturer Sony Ericsson will reduce its workforce by about 400 people in Lund, Sweden, part of a plan to can 2,000 employees by mid-2010.

Sony Ericsson, facing crippling competition, a faltering economy and rumors that the joint venture is soon to dissolve, announced that the head of its North American business is leaving the company.

A number of stolen Sony Ericsson prototypes were found at the home of a company employee by Swedish police.

A group of cell phone makers is out to raise awareness that charging devices consume energy when left idle but plugged into an outlet.

Sony Ericsson's new music download service will let users access an unlimited amount of music for a fixed monthly rate, but only if you have the right operator.

Sony Ericsson is bundling a Bluetooth games controller with its W760i Walkman smartphone.