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Sony Mobile relying on 4K HDR video recording capabilities in its Xperia XZ2 smartphone to revive sales

Sony introduced super slo-mo in its XZ Premium last year ago, a first that was copied by market leader Samsung in its Galaxy 9.

Sony's new design philosophy revealed in leaked photo of Xperia XZ2 Compact: Report

At a recent launch event in India, Sony India's managing director, Kenichiro Hibi confirmed that we will see a brand-new design with its upcoming Xperia flagship.

Sony Xperia XZ2 Pro spotted in a benchmark test; likely to pack 18:9 display and Android 8.1 Oreo

XZ2 Pro was spotted in an HTML benchmark test. The listing on the test has given some idea about what to expect from the device at the launch.

Sony introduces Xperia XZ1 and Xperia XZ1 Compact at IFA 2017

While the Sony Xperia smartphones may not look too different from last year's lineup, plenty has changed both on the inside and the outside.

Jolla's Sailfish X OS for Sony Xperia X to roll out in October; will cost you €49

Those interested in trying out Sailfish X, will need to purchase a Sony Xperia X smartphone (the single SIM version) first.

Sony might announce a smartphone with a bezel-less display at the IFA Berlin: Report

Sony is expected to use a “Full Active QHD” display that would cover the entire front face of the phone.

Sony Xperia XZ Premium goes on sale at Rs 59,990

The key highlight of the Xperia XZ Premium apart from its 4K display is also Sony's Motion Eye smartphone camera, one that is also available on the recently launched Xperia XZs.

MWC 2017: The year Android smartphone 'specification wars' takes a breather

Maybe it just isn’t viable for bigger Android smartphone brands to fight the spec-sheet game anymore.

Jolla's Sailfish OS to soon be available on select Sony Xperia smartphones

Jolla's Sailfish OS customers around the world will soon be able to utilise Sony’s advanced mobile hardware in their projects.

Inspired by Pokémon Go, Sony gears up to launch 5 mobile games by 2018

Pokemon Go’s success has Sony all hot and bothered. The company, which stopped making mobile games years ago, is set to make a comeback in that segment in 2018.