Sony announced some pretty slick looking hardware at MWC. The Xperia S and it’s 4.3″ 720p display + dual-core processor are on the higher end of things. Though sadly, it’s all stuff you should not buy. Repeat – should not. Underneath their pretty faces is aging hardware like Qualcomm’s S3 processor. On top of that, Sony slapped Android 2.3 Gingerbread on a number of “new” devices, appearing to forget that ICS is the only OS that...

With each new year comes a resurgence in talk and rumors revolving around next-gen gaming hardware from both Microsoft and Sony. While gamers on both sides of the fence are chomping at the bit for some new hardware, the Xbox 360 and PS3 have managed to push the limits year after year, honestly impressing us despite their 5+-year age. With that said, as we begin to inch towards the spring months rumors are once again kicking into high gear. And wouldn’t you know it, the...

Hey there, Bioshack fans. Get ready. The next installment of the hit franchise, “Bioshock: Infinite” is hitting the market October 16th, 2012 for Xbox, PS3 and PC. And it’s going to be a lot better. The latest game is the result of four years of hard work that ultimately has been a “vision for a follow up that dwarfed the original in scope and ambition”, Irrational President and Creative Director Ken Levine told Ars Technica. If you...

Sony Xperia owners of the Xperia Arc S, Neo V or Ray can now download Android 4.0 ICS. But be forewarned, it’s an early beta that Sony’s recommends for “advanced developers only”. For example, WiFi and Bluetooth functionality as well as Google Apps and the Android Market aren’t available in this particular beta — rough stuff indeed. That said, the type of people that frequent GS (and similar sights) usually throw such cautions to the wind....

It appears that Sony’s PlayStation Certification program for giving 3rd party hardware access to download and play PlayStation games is nearing. Sources have confirmed with Pocket-Lint that the service, which was announced back in 2011, will debut sometime in 2012, possibly at Mobile World Congress in less than two weeks. Even more exciting, however, is that HTC is reportedly the first 3rd party manufacturer to be given access to Sony’s vast gaming portfolio....