Sony Australia moves TV and audio portfolio to Ingram Micro
Sony Australia has ended a chunk of its audio-visual distribution deal with Directed Electronics in favour of Ingram Micro.
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Sony looks beyond smartphones with AI image sensor push
Sony plans to make its cash-cow image sensors smarter to broaden their application, as the Japanese electronics maker seeks to reduce reliance on a saturated smartphone market.
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North Korean hacker charged in Sony, WannaCry cyber attacks
The U.S. government has charged and sanctioned a North Korean man in the WannaCry and Sony cyber attack assaults.
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Sony's Xperia XZ Premium has a 4K HDR screen, super slow-mo
Sony's Xperia XZ Premium shines, quite literally. The first thing you notice about the new phone is the mirror-finish that surrounds the device giving it a sparkly appearance that seems destined to require lots of polishing.
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Sony builds on distie partnership with Alloys
Sony and Alloys have strengthened their existing partnership with the signing of a distie deal for video security solutions.
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Why profit opportunities still exist for struggling PC vendors
Why PC vendors must focus on optimising profitability to sustain growth.
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Malware attacks on two banks have links with 2014 Sony Pictures hack
Bangalore Bank, a commercial bank in Vietnam and ... Sony Pictures are the unlikely bedfellows in a tale of cyber intrigue uncovered by security researchers at BAE Systems.
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PlayStation VR coming in October for $399
Sony's long-awaited virtual reality headset for the PlayStation games console will go on sale around the world in October, the company said Tuesday.
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Ingram Micro and Synnex short-changed as Dick Smith creditors face multi-million loss
Dick Smith debt extends to Acer, Apple, HP Inc, Ingram Micro, Panasonic, Spark, Sony, Synnex, Toshiba and Vodafone.
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IN PICTURES: Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2016 part 3 (+36 photos)
Mobile World Congress is the place to be for all the new tech releases and announcements, but it is also interesting to see how each vendor will position itself for the coming year. Some of the booths are truly impressive so we took a walk around the show floor to see who had the most impressive booths and displays. Photos by Chris Player who travelled to Mobile World Congress as a guest of Huawei Australia.
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MWC 2016: Five cool things we found at Mobile World Congress
Mobile World Congress is the go to event for all things mobile. While it has a huge focus on enterprise and business to business tech, it is still the go to place for consumer releases from all the big brands, excluding Apple which does not participate. It is also one of the best places to see concepts from vendors like Samsung, Sony and LG to name just a few. After two days of running around the enormous show floor (and not seeing even close to all that was on display), we have compiled a small list of cool products and concepts you may not have heard of.
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Report: Sony's Xperia Z range of smartphones is no more
The company confirmed the Z line will be no more, turning their focus to the Xperia X series.
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Sony's new Xperia X series injects more intelligence into smartphones
Sony's new Xperia X Series features thin, light smartphones with feature touches that include what Sony calls "layers of intelligent technology."
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Sony is moving its PlayStation base to California
Sony plans to shift its global headquarters for PlayStation from Tokyo to California this year, it said Tuesday.
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The PS4 is the fastest selling console in Sony’s history
Sony has revealed its PlayStation 4 is the fastest selling console in the company’s history. More than 30.2 million units has been sold worldwide in the brief time since it launched.
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