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Sony Ericsson sees handset market still tough in 2010
Sony Ericsson warned on Friday a recovery in the cellphone market could be slower than many expected as it reported its seventh straight quarterly loss.
Sony Ericsson cautious on market
Sony Ericsson reported progress in its turnaround plan on Friday as losses met expectations, but the mobile phone venture offered a cautious view on 2010 market conditions.
Sony Ericsson says no plan to delay Android phone in China
Sony Ericsson, a cellphone joint venture between Sony Corp and Ericsson, has no plans to delay the launch of a phone that runs Google Inc's Android operating system in China, the company's chief executive said on Thursday.
Sony Ericsson:no plan to delay Android phone in China
Sony Ericsson, a cellphone joint venture between Sony Corp and Ericsson, has no plans to delay the launch of a phone that runs Google Inc's Android operating system in China, the company's chief executive said on Thursday.
Sony's Motion Controller to debut in the fall
Sony Computer Entertainment announced Wednesday that it plans to roll out its new motion controller for the PlayStation 3 this fall.
Sony delays PS3 motion controller launch to autumn
Sony Corp said it would postpone the launch of a motion controller, or wireless controlling device, for its PlayStation 3 to the autumn of 2010 from this spring, marking the second delay of a major product release in as many weeks.
Japan tech needs M&A but patent war more likely
Japanese schoolchildren often hold hanseikai, or reflection talks, to discuss what they did wrong during a play or a sports meet.
Bad economy takes pizzazz out of CES
Vast, empty spaces in the middle of the show floor. Knots of uniformed salespeople standing idly next to flickering screens. A slow-moving crowd drifting from one display to the next.
Sony positive on gadget sales
Sony Corp said U.S. electronics sales are looking positive after the holiday season, even as the strong yen handicaps the Japanese conglomerate against South Korean and Chinese rivals.
Sony positive on post-holiday U.S. electronics
Sony Corp said U.S. electronics sales are looking positive after the holiday season, and that it was optimistic about meeting its full-year target for PlayStation 3 video game console sales.
Sony says U.S. holiday season sales beat expectations
Sony Corp said flat-screen televisions, electronic readers and Blu-ray video players helped its U.S. holiday season sales top expectations, in a rare sign of encouragement for the Japanese conglomerate.
Spider-Man 4 delayed over script clashes
The latest Spider-Man sequel is proving villainously difficult to plot out.
Rockers Def Leppard developing cartoon series
British metal veterans Def Leppard are getting animated about their career.
Sony's Stringer says e-reader to stay a book device
The way Howard Stringer sees it, Sony's digital e-readers should focus on the printed word and making reading comfortable, even though the consumer electronics giant could turn it into a multimedia machine.
Sony in e-reader deal to offer Wall Street Journal
Sony Corp said it struck a deal with News Corp that will make The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and the New York Post available on its electronic reader, the latest shot fired in an intensifying battle with Amazon.com Inc's popular Kindle device.
Tech Round Up: Yahoo gets Twitter, Sony Motion controller named 'Gem', Dell tablet debuting CES
Earlier this week, Google rolled out its real-time search function - which attempts to index and display web pages faster than before - and Yahoo announced Thursday it will begin inserting Twitter posts directly into its general Web search results page.
EA CEO may have leaked Sony Motion Controller's name
Sony debuted, what it called, the PlayStation 3 Motion Controller at the E3 event earlier this year. Since then, the company has kept mum on what the product will actually be called, until now.
Sony to pass $2 billion at overseas box office in '09
Sony will surpass $2 billion in international box office during the coming weekend as the studio marks its biggest worldwide haul ever at $3.36 billion and counting.
Jackson film rakes in over $250 million worldwide
Sony Pictures on Thursday said global ticket sales for its movies have neared $3.4 billion, beating a studio record with a range of films such as Michael Jackson's This Is It, which raked in more than $250 million worldwide.
Sony sees robust early U.S. holiday demand
Japan's Sony Corp said it is enjoying robust demand for its PlayStation 3 game console and other electronic products so far in this holiday shopping season in the key U.S. market.
Sony sees robust early U.S. holiday demand
Japan's Sony Corp said it is enjoying robust demand for its PlayStation 3 game console and other electronic products so far in this holiday shopping season in the key U.S. market.
Lady Gaga finds a new fan in Barry Manilow
Veteran showman Barry Manilow, who unveiled a new Las Vegas act on Tuesday, said that when it comes to today's hit singers, he most admires original acts such as controversial dance queen Lady Gaga.
Jackson's This Is It set for January DVD release
The Michael Jackson documentary This Is It will be released on DVD and Blu-ray Disc on January 26.
Second Sony Ericsson phone has software problem
A second of Sony Ericsson's new smartphones, key to its strategy for returning to profit next year, has been hit by software problems in Britain ahead of a critical sales period.
U.S. FTC says will allow Panasonic, Sanyo deal
Japanese electronics maker Panasonic Corp and its rival Sanyo Electric Corp Ltd have won U.S. antitrust approval to merge, the Federal Trade Commission said on Tuesday.
'New Moon' gains $140.7 Million in opening weekend
The Twilight Saga: New Moon draw an astonishing $140.7 million in ticket sales in its opening weekend in North American theaters.
Carphone Warehouse withdraws Sony Ericsson phone
Britain's Carphone Warehouse has stopped selling Sony Ericsson's flagship smartphone due to software problems, dealing a blow to the loss-making Japanese-Swedish firm's turnaround plans.
Nokia, Sony Ericsson eye layoffs
Mobile phone giant Nokia said on Friday it will axe 330 people from its research and development staff in Finland and Denmark.
Susan Boyle album sets pre-order record on Amazon
The upcoming debut album by British singing sensation Susan Boyle has become the largest global CD pre-order in the history of Amazon.com, the online retailer said on Thursday.
Sony pushes back profit margin target, eyes 3D TV
Sony Corp pushed back an elusive profit margin target to March 2013, after narrowly failing to meet the goal last year, but it aims to make its video game and TV operations profitable next year.


