Sony is set to expand the possibilities of their PSP handheld beyond games. The company already offered GPS applications, language training software and an interactive comic from Metal Gear. The...

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SONY is the biggest name in the electronics and it is around in the market for decades. Its SONY Ericsson phone are already a big hit in the market but now SONY wants to some up with something different like iPhone and Google

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The ODROID Android Gaming device has SO much potential, its a shame that nothing has reached the public beyond the Developers Edition. If you dont remember ODROID its a PSP lookalike with (oddly) 3 D-Pads and HDMI video out that allows you to connect your device to a big TV for extra intense gaming. We

PSP Minis developers will soon have the chance of utilizing Sony’s PhyreEngine for their games. The PhyreEngine has been developed for the Playstation 3 and has been converted by ‘public demand’. The...

If you've been following the tech scene for the last three years, you've more than likely heard rumors of the elusive Sony PSP phone.  What you may not have heard is proof that such a project has made any strides beyond conception. According to the Wall Street Journal, Sony may be in the process of developing a lineup of devices geared towards combating the iPhone and iPad.  Th...

The Wall Street Journal brings us an exquisite piece of news related to the long rumoured PSP Phone and a possible tablet made by Sony. Apparently, the Japanese company wants to launch an iPad rival and a device thatll compete with the gaming capabilities of Windows Phone 7 Series handsets. Sonys reportedly developing a portable multimedia

The Wall Street Journal mentioned that Sony is setting up a smartphone that will be able to download and handle PlayStation games although details, including specs as well as OS, have yet been disclosed. Furthermore, another device that features an a all-in-one gadget that combines the functionality of a netbook, an ereader, and its PlayStation

The Critically Acclaimed Action Game for PlayStation 2 has been Polished and Enhanced for Handhelds