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Sony's Phil Molyneux: 'consumers weren't embracing' split-screen Tablet P
"The clamshell type, although it's very innovative, it seems consumers weren't embracing it to the level we expected," said Phil. "So we put our focus and our energy into creating a beautiful new second-generation tablet."
Sony at IFA 2012: Tablet S, 4K TV, Windows 8, and more
- Sony enters the 4K TV era with the XBR-84X900 Aug 29, 2012, 10:49am EDT
- Sony announces NEX-5R mirrorless camera with Wi-Fi, better focus, and more controls Aug 29, 2012, 10:43am EDT
- Sony refreshes Xperia line with three new smartphones Aug 29, 2012, 10:37am EDT
- Sony's Xperia Tablet S takes on your laptop and your remote control Aug 29, 2012, 10:33am EDT
Sony's Xperia Tablet S takes on your laptop and your remote control
Sony has announced its latest tablet, the Xperia Tablet S.
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Unannounced Sony device appears at the FCC: could it be the Xperia Tablet?
An unannounced Sony device (possibly the Xperia Tablet) has turned up at the FCC.
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Sony Xperia Tablet leaks: a Surface-style Android tablet for $449.99
The successor to the Sony Tablet S has been detailed through internal slides leaked by German site Mobiflip.
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Sony Tablet SGPT1211 arrives at FCC: an aluminum Tablet S successor?
Sony seems to be prepping a successor to the Tablet S, and it's at least partly made of aluminum.
Sony's Android 4.0 Tablet P update coming May 24th
Sony will be releasing the Android 4.0 update for the Tablet P on May 24th, nearly a month after its Tablet S was updated.
Lead Android developer thinks a five-month wait for an update is 'very reasonable'
Jean-Baptiste Queru, Technical Lead on the Android Open Source Project, has publicly stated that five months is a reasonable wait for an Android update
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Sony releases Android 4.0 update for Tablet S
Sony has just announced that the Android 4.0 update for its Tablet S is now available and should be rolling out to owners.
Sony Tablets to get Android 4.0 update in April; Wi-Fi-only Tablet P announced
Sony is continuing on its Android 4.0 update crusade, pinning down Spring updates for the Tablet P and Tablet S, specifically the end of April. Sony has also announced a Wi-Fi-only version of its dual-screened Tablet P
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Sony working on a Tegra 3 Android 4.0 tablet?
A previously unknown Sony tablet has appeared on the benchmarking app NenaMark's leaderboard, indicating that the company is working on a Tegra 3-powered device
Good Deal: 16GB Sony Tablet S for £299
The Honeycomb-based Sony Tablet S has dropped to £299 for the 16GB version in the UK.
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Sony's Takeshi Goto discusses designing the Tablet P
The head of Sony's Vaio and Mobile Product Division, Takeshi Goto, met with Engadget China to discuss the design process for its clamshell Tablet P.
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Sony Tablet S and Tablet P to be updated to Android 4.0 in spring, alongside Xperia phones
Sony plans to upgrade its two Android tablets to Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich, this spring, at about the same time that it delivers the update to its Xperia smartphone line.
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Sony teases 'Dot Switch' universal infrared remote control?
Sony "dot switch" teaser hints at 21 February announcement of IR remote control.
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Sony Tablet S price cut by $100, now starting at $399.99
Sony drops the price of its Honeycomb tablet
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Sony Tablet S to get Android 4.0, but no release date yet
In a post on its official Sony forums, a staffer posted a message proclaiming that "Android 4.0 will be available for Sony Tablet." The language was a little vague, but a follow up post narrowed it down to the Sony Tablet S. Unfortunately, Sony didn't announce a time frame for release.
Sony updates Tablet S with Wi-Fi fixes, PS3 controller support (if you have the right cable)
Sony's Tablet S just got an OTA update that brings Wi-Fi connectivity improvements and PS3 controller support, among other things.
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Pope Benedict uses Sony Tablet S to ignite holiday lighting display
Pope Benedict XVI uses a Sony Tablet S to light a massive Christmas display in Italy.
Grand Theft Auto III: 10 Year Anniversary Edition coming to iOS and Android December 15th for $4.99
Though the original Grand Theft Auto dates back to 1997, GTA III was the sea change for both the series and arguably the games industry as a whole. Rockstar Games is celebrating its landmark title in style with GTA III: 10 Year Anniversary Edition, coming December 15th to iTunes App Store and Android Marketplace for $4.99.
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What's next for Sony?
Sony had a tough 2011, but CEO Howard Stringer says things are back on track.
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Sony Tablet S price reduced by £50 in UK
Sony has cut the price of its Tablet S in the UK, ostensibly in response to tepid sales and in a related effort to stave off competition from the likes of Motorola and Samsung.
Xperia Acro and Arc become PlayStation Certified in Japan
Sony Ericsson's Xperia Acro and Xperia Arc have been granted PlayStation Certification in Japan — the first devices to receive the certification after their respective launch, and still just the fourth and fifth devices ever to get access to the Android-based PlayStation Suite market after the Xperia Play phone and Sony S1 / S2 tablets.
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Sony S1 and S2 tablet hands-on pictures
In all, neither the S1 nor the S2 come across as game changers, instead they’re both capable, light devices in fairly unique form factors.
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Sony Tablet S review pictures
The company is capable of making some very nice and handsomely designed hardware, and I would say that they’ve accomplished that with the Tablet S. But as in past efforts, Sony seems to struggle on the software side, and that makes this device harder to recommend even against other Honeycomb tablets.
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Sony Tablet S review sample pictures
The back camera does a fine job of capturing images — if you’re into holding a nearly 10-inch tablet up while you snap away. As I’ve said in many other tablet reviews, rear cameras on tablets are completely silly to me, and I have yet to see anyone put them to use in public.
