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Author Sony Xperia rumours 2025hihihansJoined: Mar 15, 2009Posts: > 500From: NetherlandsPMPosted: 2025-01-02 20:09 A brand new year for brand new rumours goldenfaceJoined: Dec 17, 2003Posts: > 500From: Liverpool City CentrePMPosted: 2025-01-02 22:03Nice to see that 2025 thread open. Thanks ascarissJoined: Apr 06, 2013Posts: > 500PMPosted: 2025-01-05 02:20If Sony were to move their models to Mediatek chipsets, would people be against this? Like the Dimensity 9400 for example?*Jojo*Joined: Oct 15, 2003Posts: > 500PMPosted: 2025-01-05 18:35[ This Message was edited by: *Jojo* on 2025-01-05 19:09 ]cool_sauceJoined: Feb 20, 2020Posts: 348PMPosted: 2025-01-05 23:55I'll be first to spread rumors. Only one phone this year goldenfaceJoined: Dec 17, 2003Posts: > 500From: Liverpool City CentrePMPosted: 2025-01-06 16:56Would that be the new Pro? I hope so. I've seen the Xperia 10 on sale absolutely everywhere in the last few months. I'd expect a new version this year. Brunet_DDJoined: Apr 17, 2020Posts: 21PMPosted: 2025-01-06 20:31On 2025-01-05 23:55:43, cool_sauce wrote:I'll be first to spread rumors. Only one phone this year My source actually says it's true.tai020381Joined: Dec 07, 2004Posts: > 500PMPosted: 2025-01-07 04:35Eh where's your sauce from?RacSonyJoined: Mar 24, 2017Posts: > 500PMPosted: 2025-01-07 16:28Normally, we find two model numbers at this time of year. But this time there is only one so far (PM-150x-BV). So, it is not impossible that there is only one model.ascarissJoined: Apr 06, 2013Posts: > 500PMPosted: 2025-01-08 19:14On 2025-01-07 16:28:29, RacSony wrote:Normally, we find two model numbers at this time of year. But this time there is only one so far (PM-150x-BV). So, it is not impossible that there is only one model.The last phone on the fcc is the xperia 1 VI, with no other new devices since end of July. The PM codes are from gizmochina. No idea what their track record is with rumours. OF course, just because something is not on the FCC doesn't mean it was delayed or cancelled. Most of Sony's devices appear around march, and some in the fall, but Sony has changed their plans, then who knows when we'll see a new device certified. RacSonyJoined: Mar 24, 2017Posts: > 500PMPosted: 2025-01-22 22:50WH-1000XM6 passed FCC. Dec 07, 2004Posts: > 500PMPosted: 2025-01-25 18:53Rumor of a changed lens , likely the telephoto lens. Dec 17, 2003Posts: > 500From: Liverpool City CentrePMPosted: 2025-01-26 10:09Surely it would have to be changed for the better.Bring back the notification light and the lanyard hole.moogooJoined: Oct 25, 2002Posts: > 500From: NYCPM, WWWPosted: 2025-01-30 22:44On 2025-01-26

Is anyone not trying to woo mobile app developers? Sony Ericsson has launched an SDK for its first Windows Mobile device, the forthcoming Xperia X1. The beta software development kit enables programmers to build and test Xperia Panels and other apps for the device which runs Windows Mobile 6.1. Sony Ericsson describes the Panels as 'lightweight apps' which enable users to customise the X1's user interface. Sony Ericsson said Panels support HTML and Microsoft's Visual Studio development environment. Developers will be able to test their efforts directly on their PC, rather than having to have use phone hardware. The company added it will be creating a dedicated category for Panels in its content competition this year - presumably in the hopes of drumming up developer interest in the X1. The X1 - its first Windows Mobile device - was shown off earlier this year at the Mobile World Congress trade show, with a mooted launch date of the second half of this year. The mobile maker recently denied rumours the X1's launch would be delayed. A spokesman told silicon.com a launch date would be announced next week but added that Sony Ericsson online shop states the handset will ship in October. Speaking to silicon.com recently, Gavin Byrne, research analyst at Informa Telecoms & Media, said mobile companies are involved in "a land grab for the application developers' mindshare". Sony Ericsson is not alone in serenading app makers. Last month Google released an SDK for its upcoming Android mobile OS and has been showering cash on developers - in the form of app competition prizes. Meanwhile Apple CEO Steve Jobs recently revealed the company raked in $30m in sales of iPhone apps in the first month it opened its doors - a mere cut of what its developers have turned over in app sales. Editorial standards

MP main camera is rumoured to use the Sony Lytia LYT-808 sensor, while the ultrawide lens might utilize Samsung’s ISOCELL JN1. A 3x zoom periscope telephoto camera with a Sony Lytia LYT-600 sensor is also expected, potentially offering versatile photography capabilities for users.Read Also: OnePlus Announces OxygenOS 15 Launch DateOnePlus 13 Anticipated Pricing and ReleaseIn terms of pricing, the OnePlus 13 is anticipated to cost more than its predecessor, with the 16GB RAM and 512GB storage model reportedly starting at CNY 5,299 (approximately $900 or Rs 76,000). This OnePlus 13 price leak suggests that the official launch is expected soon, likely beginning in China before rolling out globally.While leaks should always be taken with a grain of salt, the OnePlus 13 is shaping up to be a compelling flagship that balances familiar design elements with meaningful upgrades. If these rumours hold true, OnePlus fans have a lot to look forward to.Support UsWe are a humble media site trying to survive! As you know we are not placing any article, even the feature stories behind any paywall or subscription model. Help us stay afloat, support with whatever you can! Aasthaa Bhandari is the youngest member of team Gadget Bridge. Straight out of college she wished to be a journalist and with a passion for gadgets became the youngest correspondent to cover gadget news and reviews here.

The internet is going crazy today over rumours that Sony is buying Take-Two and the studios that reside within it, including Rockstar Games, Firaxis, Hangar 13 and more.“Take-Two Interactive Software stock climbed 4.7% on rumors that Sony Corp. ‘is in advanced board level discussions to acquire Take-Two Interactive in a mostly cash deal,’ that would value the company at $130 share, according to Joel Kulina, head of technology and media trading at Wedbush Securities,” a report from Market Watch originally read.GamesIndustry.biz has since spoken to Kulina, who has distanced himself from the comment attributed to him.“This is purely unconfirmed market speculation that is making the rounds,” Kulina said. “I am not the source of this story in any regard. And not sure who quoted me as I didn’t speak with anyone over the phone (unless someone saw a trading note that I wrote).”Bizarrely, the duo who wrote Market Watch’s original report have distanced themselves from it as well, confirming that Kulina’s comment was the only source they’d heard the rumour from.“The stock shot up at the start of trade today to lead the S&P 500 and I was simply looking for plausible explanations,” Matthews told GamesIndustry. “Joel’s in a good position to know what’s moving individual tech stocks, even if they are just rumors. In terms of timing, [Take-Two] stock was well up before his email went out, so it was not his dissemination of the rumor that sparked the move.”We’ll highly doubtful that Sony’s in the process of buying Take-Two, but we’ll keep you informed as we learn more. Sony has declined to comment on the rumour This article may contain affiliate links, meaning we could earn a small commission if you click-through and make a purchase. Stevivor is an independent outlet and our journalism is in no way influenced by any advertiser or commercial initiative.

BERLIN, Dec. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --New single TRICKY on 10th December - online here New video online here from 10th DecemberOfficial Crazy Frog NFT release via METABEATS on 23rd DecemberResplendent in his birthday suit – as nature intended and as his public has come to expect - Crazy Frog returns with a typically anarchic balls-out banger 'Tricky', released December 10th on Mach 1/Sony Music.Beloved of millennials recalling a moment in history when ringtones ruled and downloads dominated, recent rumours of Crazy Frog's return prompted billions of views and comments across YouTube, 'Where are you?', 'Please come back', 'Make more videos!'. Coupled with a new found fandom amid the TikTok generation, Crazy Frog returns with a wave of affection and nostalgia powering a new series of zeitgeist disrupting adventures.First up, he puts a rocket under RUN DMC's classic single 'Tricky', launching it beyond the dreams of the richest privateer space traveller. The video, directed by Sigfrid Söderberg and Andreas Wicklund , hurls our amphibian friend over the gates of a 'super rich space travel project', an amphibian hand grenade tossed into the launch zone of the Bezos-Musk ego trip, an anarchic viral bombshell amid a billionaire's playground.- Cross reference: Video is available at AP ( -Crazy Frog spawned from the creative hive mind of an early noughties industry on the threshold of a bold but destructive digital revolution. A.I., streaming, blockchains and crypto all sat tantalisingly out of reach in an ill-defined digital future, when Wolfgang Boss (now EVP A&R for Sony Music) together with production team VooDoo Music and animator Erik Wernquist from Kaktus Films, created the most unlikely of pop superstars.Back in 2005, 'The Frog' took down the established industry old guard with a combination of high-definition animation and less well defined creative provenance. Five top 20 hits later,

Shakira has set a new streaming record, with her latest single ‘BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 53’ receiving more than 63 million views on YouTube within its first 24 hours. It is the biggest debut of any Latin song on the platform to date.The strangely-titled new track has received widespread popularity in the days since its release. It topped the iTunes charts in Spain, Mexico, the US and Italy and also broke the Spotify record for the biggest debut of any Spanish song, with 14.3 million streams in its first 24 hours.Shakira – ‘BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 53’Recorded in August as a collaboration with Argentinian producer Bizarrap, the new single is described as a break-up song with lyrics directed at Shakira’s former partner, Spanish footballer Gerard Piqué. The pair first began a relationship in 2011, but split in 2022 amidst rumours of Piqué’s alleged infidelity.The massive popularity of ‘BZRP Music Sessions, Vol. 53’, has not come without controversy, with Venezuelan singer Briella alleging that the track plagiarises the melody of her own song, ‘Solo Tú’. Notably, Shakira’s 2006 single ‘Hips Don’t Lie’ was also the subject of plagiarism claims, with Jerry Rivera accusing the singer of lifting the trumpets from his song ‘Amores Como el Nuestro’, though in that case Sony had obtained the relevant rights without his knowledge.Further ReadingWatch Jennifer Lopez And Shakira Absolutely Slay The Super Bowl Halftime ShowHere’s Shakira’s Karaoke Cover Of The Green Day Classic ‘Basket Case’Shakira Video Promotes “Moral Decay”, Says Colombian Politician