Two primary things that determine the success of any mobile device are looks and performance. When it comes to looks, the overall feel and thickness of a smartphone or a tablet is considered very significant. Considering this criterion, Sony’s new Xperia Tablet Z is a hands-down winner, being the thinnest 10.1-inch tablet ever.
During its recent PlayStation 4 event, Sony revealed the detailed specs of the upcoming game console as well as a whole list of features and games that would be available on it. However, we didn’t catch any glimpse of the console itself. Now, Sony’s CEO, Jack Tretton, has revealed that PS4 is still in development ‘in terms of specs and final design.’
After a lot of anticipation and wait, Sony finally lifted the wraps from its new game console, PlayStation 4, at an event yesterday. During the event, we were promised that a second screen option for Android tablets running PS4 games will be landing shortly. Sony has lived up to this promise by releasing new PS4 iOS and Android apps.
The world is eagerly waiting for Sony to lift the wraps off its upcoming game console. The event is just around the corner, with Sony expected to announce it at its NYC event tomorrow. Meanwhile, the company has filed for ‘EyePad’, which looks like a possible PlayStation controller.
Sony’s PS Vita packs fairly impressive specs and is, overall, a good gaming hardware. However, the sales of the console have been rather poor over the years, especially because of the popularity of iPhone and iPad now post a direct competition to it. Now, Sony has announced that it is slashing down the price of PS Vita in Japan.
It is being reported that Sony will add game streaming feature in its next PlayStation. The Wall Street Journal has confirmed the news, citing people familiar with the development. This feature, along with some new ones, will bolster PlayStation’s position in the market.
Avid PlayStation gamers have long waited for Sony to come up with its next-generation gaming console. It now seems that the wait is finally over. Sony has rolled out invitations for a February 20th PlayStation-related event which, the Wall Street Journal has confirmed, is going to include the unveiling of the next PlayStation.
Back in 2000, China had imposed a ban on the sale of video-game consoles. The ban was put in place to ‘save’ the young people from the harmful effects of indulging in a video games. Apparently, China is now considering uplifting the ban, a prospect which has left both Sony and Nintendo very hopeful.