Sony
New PlayStation hits market ready for battle with latest Xbox
With pre-orders pointing to a record launch, market leader Sony is counting on big-ticket exclusive games like 'Spider-Man: Miles Morales' to keep the edge over...
The Japanese tech giant and its American rival Microsoft are preparing to launch their latest consoles next week, competing in a $160 billion global market - bigger than film and music combined.
The PlayStation 5 will enter a head-to-head battle with rival Microsoft's new Xbox, released two days earlier, with both hoping to capture the market in the run-up to Christmas.
The Japanese electronics firm said a major new feature of the updated console would be its immersive controller.
The Marvel movies have together grossed $22 billion at the global box office, and British actor Tom Holland's Spider-Man has become an increasingly central figure in the most lucrative franchise in film history.
The new Xperia XZ2 smartphone will record video in 4K HDR - a quality previously only available in the top-of-the-range camcorders.
The scene in question portrays rabbit archenemy Mr McGregor, who is allergic to blackberries, being pelted with the berries by a gang of bunnies.
Sony’s stock rose as much as 11.6% to its highest level since June 2008. In late morning trade, it was up 10.5% at 4,878 yen.
The PlayStation 4 Pro, launching 10 November, will support higher resolution and more realistic imagery.
The European Commission said deal wouldn't hurt competition in the music publishing & recorded industries.
Kesha, 29, teamed up with DJ Zedd on the single True Colors.
Sony said it will extend the closure of its image sensor plant after major tremblers on Thursday and Saturday.
Sony said it had perfected the Proton Pack, a product designed to capture content from a parallel dimension.
Sony released a statement during a press event at the Video Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.
The agreement will give the company sole ownership of works by the Beatles, Bob Dylan & Taylor Swift.
The new high-end handset features an aluminium frame & will be available in Japan soon.
Sony Pictures says it "will continue to fight for the safety, security, and privacy of the company."
The consumer electronics and entertainment group is in the process of restructuring.
Sony Corp's boss Michael Lynton called the $40 million mark "a significant milestone."