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Sony has released its first robotic Aibo pet in more than a decade, but a necessary subscription cost and poor battery life could doom the dog before it's even released.

At Paris Games Week, Sony and Naughty Dog revealed a new trailer for The Last of Us: Part 2 - but its extreme violence has been a source of controversy.

House has left the building.

'Matchpoint' works by assigning rotation gestures to a set of simple sliders.

Sony Pictures also set release date for Spider-Man spin-off.

Tom Collins claims Xperia Z2 ripped the skin off his fingers resulting in third-degree burns.

US class-action lawsuit leaves Sony in hot water.

Sony brings minor design tweaks to its Android flagship smartphone.

Sony's smartphone strategy continues to confuse as it allegedly preps a trio of devices for IFA 2017.

Not happy about the PS Plus price increase across Europe? Then check out this cheeky trick.

The Gigabit LTE speeds demonstrated by EE, Qualcomm and Sony are twice as fast as fibre broadband.

The music group will restart production at a new factory in Tokyo next March.

Ratchet and Clank creators on how they hope to make a game worthy of a superhero icon.

Sony doesn't want PS4 players to play with those on Xbox, PC and Nintendo Switch.

Sony's 4K PlayStation not a problem for Xbox boss Phil Spencer.

PS4 has stunned fans in recent years, but this year the platform is treading water.

Kratos and son take on the Norse lords in early 2018.

Bend Studios' open world survival game returns for another impressive showing.

IBTimes UK runs down some big calls for gaming's biggest trade show.

Sony boss Shawn Layden discusses platform as impressive milestone is reached.

What we want to see from Sony at its E3 2017 press conference.

Two years ago Sony blew our minds with two huge announcements. The reality is a lot less exciting.

Xperia XZ1 Compact and Xperia X1 expected at Berlin show in September.

The update also brings performance and stability improvements for Xperia handsets.

What we expect to see and hope to see at Sony's annual trade show press conference.

Mudd earned over £386,000 worth of US dollars and Bitcoins by selling his malicious program to cybercriminals.

The firmware update bundles Android security patch for April.

Adam Mudd brought down websites of Cambridge University, Microsoft and Sony and sold the malware.

The ten winning photographers were selected from over 227,000 entries, from 183 countries, with the judges looking for the best photographic series.

Its predecessor, the PS2, ceased production after 12 years in the market in 2013.