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These days many of us have a 5.1 system set up in our homes, consisting of a center channel, two front and two rear speakers, along with a sub-woofer. Some folks go the extra mile to implement 7.1, which most modern A/V receivers are capable of handling. But what about 9.1 built into a wireless headphone set? That's what Sony
Wearable technology is everywhere. From the wrist, to the glasses, to the... hair? Sony applied for patent US 20130311132 A1 in 2012 and was published on November 21st of this year. It's a wig with wearable technology inside. The wig covers the head and sensors provide input data and communicate (via wireless). The patent doesn't state why Sony wants to put sensors
We are only a week away from the next big gaming console launch -- Sony is set to debut its PlayStation 4 on November 15, inching ahead of Xbox One by a week. Both consoles have their pros and cons, and fans residing in opposite camps may cite a particular game or feature as the defining difference, but one thing
Sony recently released an update to the PlayStation 3 that didn't work as intended. The software update was version 4.45. Some gamers quickly discovered that it bricked their console. They reported the problem on the PlayStation Community Forums. Several people said that after they updated to 4.45, their PlayStation 3 wouldn't go to the screen that would let them play.
Sony released some extremely interesting news at E3 2013! Those of you who have been trying to decide between the Sony PlayStation 4 and the Microsoft Xbox One now have all the information you need to make this a super easy decision. Personally, I believe that the Sony PlayStation 4 is the winner in this situation. Here's why: Price: Sony
The PlayStation 3 may soon be getting replaced as the flagship console for Sony, but that does not mean customers will suddenly cease to use it for gaming and entertainment. Today Netflix gives customers of the device even more reason to stick with the aging platform, by announcing a major update to its PS3 app. "The first thing you will
The Gadget Professor, Don Baine, checks out a forthcoming video camera from Sony which comes with a couple of neat new features. This prosumer camcorder, HDR-PJ790 has two features that set the camera apart from the rest of the crowd. The first is that it has a built-in video projector, which will project both recorded video and video from an