Robert Triggs / Android Authority TL;DR The Sony Xperia 1 VIII has been spotted in a database for eSIM-compatible phones. The model numbers are PM-1521-BV, PM-1522-BV, and PM-1523-BV. These model numbers are likely for the phone and its variants rather than three different models. There was a time when the fate of the Xperia line…
Happy Labor Day! Whether you’re out by the pool with family or clocking in another day of work, don’t forget to check out the holiday’s sales — most are ending today. I’ve rounded up all of the highlights from Amazon’s Labor Day sale, using my years of expertise as a deals editor to curate only…
PlayStation 5 video game consoles are about to get pricier — at least in the U.S. Starting Aug. 21, the PlayStation 5 will cost $549.99 in the U.S., up $50 from its current price of $549.99, Sony Interactive Entertainment, which makes the device, said Wednesday in a company blog post. The company attributed the price hike…
Alex Walker-Todd / Android Authority TL;DR Sony may be on the verge of completely exiting the European market. The company has already confirmed a full retreat from Finland, but its devices are no longer available through official channels in multiple European countries. Sony’s smartphone presence looks just as weak outside of Europe, with the mobile…
Sony’s declaration to enter the electric vehicle (EV) market with its groundbreaking model, Afeela 1 comes as a surprise to many. Launched at CES 2025, Afeela 1 marks a new aggressive push from consumer electronics to the automobile sector for the company. The electric vehicle is being developed in collaboration with Honda and promises to…
NATIONAL HARBOR, MD – (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images) Getty Images In a world where change happens gradually, then all at once, certain CEOs have demonstrated an extraordinary ability to not just navigate but thrive amid technological upheaval and market volatility. What distinguishes truly exceptional chief executives from their peers? There are four crucial criteria:…
(Bloomberg) — Sony Group Corp. nudged up its revenue outlook after logging strong music sales and continued momentum for PlayStation games. Most Read from Bloomberg The Tokyo-based company said it now expects net revenue of ¥12.71 trillion ($83.2 billion) in the year to March, up slightly from its previous forecast. For the September quarter, Sony’s…