Details surface for 10.1-inch Sony ‘Pollux’ Tablet Z
Sony will release a new Android-based tablet to complement the recently announced Xperia Z smartphone, according to rumors hitting the internet. Said to feature the same design aesthetics as the handset, the 10.1-inch (‘Pollux’) tablet is expected to launch in Japan first, followed by China, …
Sony scoops new Ice Cream Sandwich update for Tablet S
Sony today announced that they have rolled out an Android 4.0.3 update to the Tablet S. Unlike other Android 4.0 updates this one adds a significant number of Sony features to the device. Sony stuff like that found in the recently announced Xperia Tablet S. …
Sony introduces Xperia Tablet S
In addition to announcing a trio of Android-powered smartphones, Sony has also introduced its latest tablet, the Xperia Tablet S. Specifications include an NVIDIA Tegra 3 processor, a 9.4-inch HD display, and up to 64GB internal storage. Featuring a slim splash-proof aluminum body, the tablet …
Press-ready images of Xperia tablet hit the net
Things look to be in order for an IFA announcement in late August.
Bevy of details emerge for upcoming Sony Xperia tablet
Could we see a new Sony tablet in time for school season?
Sony Tablet S receives Android 4.0 update
If you are one of the Sony Tablet S users, then you’re in luck. After all the working and coding, the Android 4.0 release for Sony Tablet S is finally here, and the update is a breath of cool, fresh, Ice Cream-y air. It brings …
Sony to host Tablet Q&A and Giveaway on Wednesday
Sony is hosting a live Q&A session later this week, at 3:00PM GMT on Wednesday November 23rd where they will chatting up their new tablets. Join Sony’s tablet expert Omar Gurnah as he demonstrates the two unique Android device and then turning things over to …
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Currys and PC World Lures Sony Tablet S Buyers with Free BRAVIA TVs
Any of you blokes living in London looking to pick up the new Sony Tablet S this Friday? You’ll want to get to PC World / Curry’s on Tottenham Court Road nice and early. Why? Because the first 100 customers who buy the Sony Tablet S will …
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Sony Taking Pre-Orders for Tablet S, Shipping Starts September 16
Sony has officially started taking pre-orders for their Tablet S through their own website as well as through various retail outlets. Expected to start shipping on September 16th in the United States, the 16GB version retails for $499 whereas the 32GB version goes for $599. …
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Leaked Sony Tablet Details Include Android 3.2, Custom UI
Someone over at the Sony eSupport page uploaded a troubleshooting document to their site last night, accidentally spilling a couple of tablet beans in the process. Thanks to the error, we have a few new details to look forward to when the S1 and S2 …
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Sony Releases Penultimate Episode in Tablet Video Series [VIDEO]
The fourth of five planned Sony tablet videos has arrived online, and has been the case all along, we get our best look yet of the two tablets. The 1:39 video takes a while to get to the meat and potatoes but we do get …
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Sony and Adobe Team for $200,000 App Challenge Ahead of Tablet Release
Sony and Adobe have paired up for a new app contest in an attempt to drum up developer support for their forthcoming tablets. As some of you might already know, Sony has a pair of tablets due in the fall which are expected to marry …
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Sony Starts Teasing Tablets with First of Five Planned Videos
Sony may not have even have names for their upcoming tablets, but that won’t stop them from flipping the “on” switch for their hype machine. The company has released the first of five planned videos for the “Sony Tablet” and it’s almost all tease. We …
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Sony Confirms S1, S2 Tablets with Announcement
Sony confirmed the existence of two rumored Android 3.0 tablets today with a press release for their new “Sony Tablet”. Yup, that’s the name, for now. Engadget pretty much nailed every aspect of these devices a few months back but we’ll refresh your minds.
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Sony Also Readying Dual-Screen Honeycomb Clamshell Tablet
Sony is rumored to be working on at least two Android tablets for release later this year. One is your standard 9.4-inch fare while the other features two 5.5-inch screens in a clamshell form factor.
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