Sony's new CMOS image sensor tipped for Apple iPhone 5
Sony has successfully developed new stacked CMOS image sensor technology in a more compact size, sparking rumours it may feature in Apple's next-generation iPhone
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Microsoft probes suicide threat at Foxconn China factory
Microsoft has investigated a workers protest at its contract manufacturer's factory in China after Foxconn employees threatened to commit mass suicide
The future of television: 3D today, 4D tomorrow
Even though 3D television is only starting to enter the mainstream, 4D entertainment is already being touted as the industry's next big thing
Sony unveils world's first digital binoculars
Tech giant reveals binoculars capable of HD video recording, zoom, autofocus and SteadyShot image stabilisation
Does the Nintendo Wii U have what it takes?
Emulating the now legendary Wii is a tall order, so can Nintendo's latest console live up to expectations?
LBi Hires Christine Peterson as New Director of Media
NEW YORK, Dec. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- LBi, the largest independent global marketing and technology agency with operations in 16 countries, today announced it has hired Christine Peterson as the new Director of Media. Peterson's hire is effective immediately,...
Sony developing new kind of TV according to CEO
Sony's Chief Executive Officer Howard Stringer says the company is investing time and money into the development of a new form of television
HP, Dell, Nokia and Apple top Greenpeace guide
In a revised version of its Guide to Greener Electronics, Greenpeace hails HP as the top gadget and electronics company followed by Dell, Nokia and Apple
ARM chip means cheaper phones and better battery life
Chip manufacturer ARM unveils a new processor which will lead to cheaper smartphones with longer lasting batteries
Sony considers buying Ericsson out of venture
In order to make up lost ground in the mobile phone market, Sony is reportedly in talks to buy out Ericsson's stake in the two company's joint venture
SA disc manufacturer's customer focus proves successful
CDT (Compact Disc Technologies) was initially founded in February 1991 as a joint venture between South Africa’s three major music companies. In the two decades since, it has undergone several changes and is now a wholly owned subsidiary company...
Foxconn to replace workers with one million robots
Contract manufacturer responsible for the Apple iPhone and iPad will implement change within the next three years
PlayStation 3 set to stream ITV and Channel 4
The new PS3 TV catch-up services are expected to go live at some point this week, joining the BBC iPlayer service on PS3.
Sony Bravia TV comes complete with inbuilt PS2
The Japanese technology giant is targeting retro gamers ahead of the Christmas period by launching its 22-inch LCD Bravia TV. The TV features a built in Playstation 2 system, which comes with a Dualshock 2.
UK Watchdog NICE Rejects Kidney Cancer Drug
Research suggests everolimus extends life by three months on average compared to current best standard of care.
Unsurprisingly then, campaigners have reacted with disappointment after the drug was rejected for use on the NHS.
PlayStation Phone ‘Fake’ Rumors
The leaked photographs of the new Sony Ericsson PlayStation phone were accused of being “definitely fake” by Sony this afternoon
However, just minutes later the electrical giant, Sony retracted its statement and replaced it instead with a generic response: “We do not comment on rumor and speculation,” said the company.
Gran Turismo 5 Delayed Again
Sony has, perhaps unsurprisingly, released a short statement on its official PlayStation site announcing yet another delay with the manufacture and production of Gran Turismo 5. The much anticipated edition to the long-running simulation series was scheduled to be launched on 2 November in the U.S. with Japanese and UK debuts to follow a day after.
Toshiba Launches No Glasses 3DTV
According to Toshiba, the two revolutionary television sets are able to create a 3D effect in real time from standard film and television images.
The televisions reportedly use a specially manufactured lenticular sheet to create nine individual overlapping images. The viewer captures different individual images with each eye, creating the illusion of a 3D picture.
Panasonic slips to Q1 loss, outlook unchanged
By Kiyoshi Takenaka
Canon profit tumbles, nudges forecast higher
By Kiyoshi Takenaka
