BARCELONA, Spain (AP) - The first "PlayStation phone" is coming to Verizon Wireless in April, the CEO of phone maker Sony Ericsson said Sunday. The Xperia Play phone will have a big touch screen ...

PlayStation phone coming in March Sony Ericsson formally announces release date for the Xperia Play; details software partners. By Guy Cocker on September 28, 2011 at 3:39PM PDT ...

The Sony Ericsson gaming boss, Peter Ahnegard, said that a PlayStation-branded gaming phone would be coming by Christmas. He also added that it might not be this Christmas, which probably pissed ...

Since March, 2010 has percolated with speculation about a PlayStation-branded phone being in the works at Sony Ericsson.Today, the chief executive of the company, a joint venture between Sony and ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play smartphone, which was dubbed the ...

It was expected that the phone might get some face time during Sony’s 2011 CES press conference where another new Sony Ericsson smartphone was announced, but unfortunately not a word was mentioned.

Sony Ericsson presented a crossover of the popular Play Station Portable gaming console and a cellphone as part of new push to stake a claim on the consumer electronics market.

The folks at Sony Ericsson had a novel idea, according to Engadget’s tipsters: Build a smartphone running Android 3.0, add a sliding set of game controls instead of a physical keyboard, open a section ...

There was plenty of talk surrounding a PlayStation-branded phone in late 2007, after a Sony Computer Entertainment boss said a partnership with Ericsson on a mobile project was "definitely plausible".

Today Sony Ericsson announced the Aino, a new phone and media device that can connect with Sony's Playstation 3 gaming and media console. It will be able to interact with and control the media ...

Sony Ericsson may soon release a new smartphone for video game players. Modeled after Sony's PSP Go handheld gaming system, the development-stage device is rumored to run on Google's Android 3.0 ...

Sony Ericsson seems ready to introduce a PlayStation phone, perhaps later this week. But its effort to recapture the mobile gaming market is just too limited.