With the Xperia Tablet Z, Sony's making a statement: It's saying that the premium, innovative Sony-of-old is back. The Sony we remember fondly from our childhoods. This thing's an absolute stunner, that much is obvious to anyone on the internet, but using it, is it good enough to supplant the Nexus 10 or even the tablet king, the iPad? Read More >>

Snorkelers rejoice: Sony's decided to push its current trend for water-resistant phones to new heights, with the launch of the Xperia ZR which is waterproof to 1.5m. Read More >>

You could be forgiven for thinking that the Xperia SP is last year's flagship phone. The specs, certainly, look that way: dual-core processor, 4.6-inch screen and 8MP camera. In fact, the Xperia SP is this year's budget offering from Sony, and despite the £250 price tag, it's one of the best phones this year. Read More >>

We've known about Sony's Xperia Tablet Z for the last month, with Sony promising incredible lightness, thinness, speed, and beauty. Guess what? It delivers. Read More >>

Sony's just dumped the pre-order price for the good-looking Xperia Z on us. What's the price of entry for the waterproof "superphone" club? Why £529 of course. Ouch. Read More >>

Sony has announced a new high-spec Android tablet, the Xperia Tablet Z. It offers up some meaty internals—but the most exciting news is the svelte package into which the hardware is crammed. Read More >>

As if five inches wasn't already near enough tablet proportions, Sony's apparently about to launch a larger tablet version of its forthcoming Xperia Z at full 10" size. Read More >>

Compared to years past, CES 2013 was pretty light on phones. The focus was more on health/fitness gadgets and 4K UHD TVs. But among the few phones at the show, we some good ones. Here are the top five. Read More >>

Sony has been beating itself up over its recent performances, using a CES presentation to admit that it "forgot" how to get people excited about its products. Read More >>

Last year Sony kept finding itself behind the curve with Android phones. The new Xperia Z and ZL are the company's attempt to break that trend. These two phones basically check off every box a spec-hungry geek could want and then some. Read More >>

At this point it seems pretty certain that LG is going to be putting out a Nexus phone, but it may not be Google's only dancing partner. A few pictures that popped up over at the XperiaBlog show what's purported to be a Sony Nexus phone, the Nexus X. Read More >>

Sony launched its new PlayStation mobile app yesterday, an all-new way to give Sony some of your money in return for a small range of casual games. Sadly, it only works on PlayStation Certified devices... officially. Read More >>

Hankering for a new game for your PlayStation-certified Android phone? Got a Sony Xperia phone, or maybe even an HTC One series? Good news, the PlayStation mobile store has finally launched. Download it and grab a, err, classic game from 40p for your commute home. [Sony] Read More >>

Sony has a big vision for the future. It's a future in which we own a Sony tablet; a Sony TV; a Sony phone and a Sony computer, and they all work as one to make our Sony-branded lives better. How's that going to work, then? Read More >>

The non-stop hype machine may be telling you that your phone's an embarrassment if it's not got a quad-core processor inside (and a screen big enough to entertain 100,000 spectators at Hyde Park), but there's still plenty of OOMPH to be had from today's well-tuned dual-core options. Read More >>