Regardless of specs, the Sony Xperia Tablet Z definitely wins in the “longest and most confusing name” competition. But aside from that, one of the starkest differences between Sony’s tablet and its ...

If you want a slim, powerful, and premium iPad Air alternative, look no further than the Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet. It’s powerful, the display is vivid, and it can survive a short swim. There’s a lot to ...

The Tablet P and Tablet S marked Sony’s first attempt at the tablet segment and though both were pretty solid and thoroughly innovative, none made a big enough impact on the market. That might change ...

The Xperia Tablet Z is the newest addition to Sony’s tablet line-up. The tablet is a step above the Xperia Tablet S that the company had launched during fall season, 2012. Just a few months down the ...

We imagine that designing an Android tablet must be a total nightmare. You're up against the iPad Air, which has to be one of the all-time great pieces of consumer technology over the last few years.

Sony has temporarily pulled the Xperia Tablet S off the market about a month after the 9.4 inch tablet went on sale. The tablet was originally designed to be water resistant, but a defect in the ...

In 2011, Sony introduced the Tablet S, an Android tablet with a unique wedge-shaped case that mimicked a folded-back magazine, making it — in theory, at least — comfy to grasp. A year ago, its ...

Sony is rumoured to be releasing a next-generation Android slate dubbed the Xperia Tablet Z. Specs for the device have appeared on the Xperia_info Twitter page, suggesting it will feature a 1080p ...

TOKYO, Oct 5 (Reuters) - Sony Corp has halted sales of its Xperia tablet PCs, which the Japanese electronics firm launched to compete with Apple Inc's iPads, after finding some models had low water ...

BERLIN, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Sony Corp unveiled on Wednesday an upgraded version of its Android tablet and three new smartphone models at a trade show in Berlin. The Xperia S tablet comes with a 9.4 ...

There was a time when holding a Sony Xperia meant something. It felt premium, deliberate, like Sony actually gave a damn. But today, that legacy has curdled into indifference. The Xperia brand has ...