Sony Corp aims to boost operating profit 25-fold within three years by growing its camera sensors and PlayStation units, its chief executive said, outlining a strategy that could see the company exit the cut-throat TV and smartphone sectors. CEO Kazuo Hirai said on Wednesday the Japanese consumer electronics firm would no longer pursue sales growth in areas such as smartphones where its has suffered... 

BlackBerry has announced a Black and Gold Limited variant of the BlackBerry Passport on Wednesday. The company will only sell 50 units of the new variant worldwide, priced at a meagre $899 (approximately Rs. 55,000). Each one comes engraved with “Limited Edition” and the production number, as well as a Valextra cover made from soft calf leather with Valextra “costa” lacquered... 

Sony is adding another option to its smartphone lineup with this Xperia A it just announced in Japan. Spotted a few days ago in an FCC filing, the SO-04E will be released on the 17th on NTT DoCoMo. Japanese carrier NTT Docomo has officially announced the Sony Xperia A smartphone as part of 2013 summer election.  key specifications Display: 4.6-inch HD reality display with a resolution of 720×1280... 

The new Xperia ZR the little sibling from Xperia Z & World’s first water resistant smart phone announced by Sony Mobile Communications. If we compare Xperia ZR  with Xperia Z then the last one is more compact & smaller in design. The new handset can take photos & also can shoot HD videos under water. This new handset is based on Android operating system with latest technologies catered... 

Sony’s Xperia Tablet Z tablet is making its way to Japan and will be available Friday, March 22nd. Pre-orders start March 9th and consumers can expect a cost around 85,470 Yen or $906 US for the LTE version. The WiFi-only version won’t go on sale in Japan until April 13th with pricing expected to be around 60,000 Yen or $652 US. Here are the specs in case you’ve forgotten: Key Specifications: Network: GSM...