That would be consistent with Sony’s recent earbuds like the LinkBuds Open and LinkBuds Fit, both of which support LE Audio and Auracast. The report also suggests that the new cans will get a May 2025 launch,

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Sony is officially ending production of recordable Blu-rays. In an announcement from Japan spotted by Tom’s Hardware, Sony Storage Media Solutions said it will stop manufacturing the discs in February, alongside recordable MiniDiscs, MD-Data, and MiniDV cassettes, adding, “there will be no successor models.”

One of our favorite mirrorless cameras ever - the excellent Sony Alpha A7 IV - is on sale for a record-low price in both the US and the UK thanks to ongoing winter sales events.

A lmost a year after its release, Sony region-locked the PC port of Horizon: Forbidden West. Then, just as suddenly and without a word, the company reversed its decision. The comp

A PlayStation fan shares a look at a nostalgic letter they received from Sony after writing the company to make an unusual request.

SHMA will use MOTER's platform to incorporate insurance offerings under the AFEELA brand directly into the vehicle purchase process.

It’s been three long years since Sony launched its flagship WH-1000XM5 headphones, our pick for the best wireless headphones for most people, so we’re due a follow-up — and a regulatory filing indicates that the XM6 cans might nearly be ready to launch.

Recent FCC filings give us a sneak peek into what could be Sony's next-gen XM6 headset. Drawings suggest a slightly tweaked physical design from the current

Sony says it will stop manufacturing blank Blu-ray discs for the Japanese market along with MiniDiscs and MiniDV cassettes that could be used to save media in a physical format. W

Sony recently announced plans to end Blu-ray media production in February, delivering yet another heavy blow to the future of physical media. The company will also

Sound is 50% of the movie-watching experience. You can have the best picture in the world available, but it won’t leave it’s full impact if the audio is coming out of the TV’s built-in speakers. The best way to improve your home audio for watching movies, football games, and big budget TV shows without breaking your own budget is with a soundbar.