Sony says it will discontinue its “premium standard” smartphones, which include Xperia X and Xperia X Compact, and focus on flagship and mid-range models
Sony Mobile has confirmed plans to drop the ‘Premium Standard’ segment from its future smartphone portfolio.
Interview with Sony Mobile CEO Hiroki Totoki: we will never ever sell or exit from the current mobile business
Billion dollar turnaround: Sony Mobile CEO — The phrase ‘thrown in at the deep end’ might have been invented for Hiroki Totoki. — The CEO and president of Sony Mobile …
Sony Mobile cuts 1K jobs, nearly half of staff, in its Sweden R&D and manufacturing center
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Sony Mobile head says division is not being sold: Le Figaro
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Sony won't use Android Wear, will stick with Smartwatch
The head of Sony Mobile's US arm also tells CNET that sales of its Xperia Z1s has exceeded expectations at T-Mobile. — Sony's SmartWatch 2. — Sarah Tew/CNET — ATLANTA—Sony will continue to strik...
Sony's waterproof flagship Xperia Z1S coming to USA January 22 for $528 at T-Mobile
Sony Xperia Z1S: a waterproof flagship exclusive to T-Mobile (hands-on) — For the past two years, Sony Mobile could be counted on to introduce new Xperia smartphone lines at CES — the S and Z, speci...
Sony hints new SmartWatch incoming next week
All signs are pointing to a new Sony SmartWatch being announced next week at the Mobile Asia Expo 2013 in Shanghai. Sony Mobile has tweeted a few messages with the hashtags #itstime and #MAE13 (the l...
First image of Xperia Z Ultra teased - super slim phablet
What you see below is the first image of the upcoming 6.4-inch Xperia Z Ultra. It refers to a Sony Mobile press invite in France taking place on Thursday 4 July at 09.30. The invite is translated to...
Sony Mobile may leave the entry level tier, says exec
The Sony Xperia Z (below) and its (soon-to-be) iconic power button. — LAS VEGAS, US—Having finished 2012 a distant third behind smartphone giants Apple and Samsung, Sony is very keen on being in the...
Sony Mobile To Lay Off 1,000 People, Move HQ To Tokyo From Sweden As Part of Restructuring
The crunch among handset makers who are not Samsung and Apple continues apace. Today, Android OEM Sony announced that its loss-making mobile handset division Sony Mobile Communications would be layin...