The last remaining phones from the joint venture, such as the Xperia Active, were released in October last year, so it could be up to 18 months before we start seeing Sony phones shorn of the logo.

We've heard of the mysterious, still-totally-unofficial PlayStation Phone running Android 2.2 in the past, but we'd also heard it could run 3.0 -- thing is, that was back before we knew ...

As for the logo on the bottom-left, the four button Sony PlayStation logo can be seen clearly. Plus, the XPERIA branding is clear as day. We'll have to wait for Sony Ericsson to pull the curtain ...

Sony Ericsson, which makes mobile phones, says that Clearwire's plans to sell mobile phones that use the Clearwire network and sport the Clear swirl logo will confuse customers, since Sony ...

Sony has announced its new flagship smartphone today, the Xperia 1 VII.This phone has been long-rumored, and it’s finally official. It looks very similar to the company’s previous flagships ...

Sony claims the Xperia X’s quick charging can get you up to 5.5 hours of power "in 10 minutes," so you can top off quickly during the day if you forgot to charge it up the previous night. Sony ...

Sony on Monday unveiled the Xperia XZ2 flagship, a smartphone that deserves as much attention as the Samsung’s Galaxy S9 that was announced less than … ...

The Sony Xperia Pro C is set to be a potent flagship phone with some interesting camera capabilities. Here's some of what you can expect.

Sony is releasing a new Xperia phone this month. The Xperia 1 VI, with its awful naming convention, looks like a slim upgrade, but it does have a few changes that might make it worth updating if ...

The new Sony Xperia 1 VII brings AI and camera upgrades to the photo-focused flagship phone; Sony’s next Alpha camera gets rumored launch date – and it could have an unusual EVF feature; ...