Sony News

Newark - Eight-time Grammy-winning singer Lauryn Hill has two weeks to pay $504,000 in back taxes, if she doesn't she faces a potential three years in prison for tax evasion, a federal judge in Newark, New Jersey said Monday afternoon.

Sony announces their new product, a camera harness that fits on dogs. Called the AKA-DM1, this camera harness allows an owner to mount a camera on a dog to capture shots from a dog's point of view.

There’s a new device on the block even before the search engine giant has released its new gadget. Sony has been quietly developing eyeglass computing prototypes since 2008, routinely filing patent applications as they hit significant milestones.

Justin Timberlake released on Valentine's day, his long awaited music video of his latest single Suit and Tie, featuring Jay Z and directed by Academy award nominee David Fincher, entertaining his fans and filmmakers alike.

Los Angeles - In a David vs Goliath lawsuit, California based company Red Digital Cinema sues Sony for patent infringement claiming that Sony's latest video cameras, F65, F55, and the F5, use Red's patented technology without proper licensing.

Since the release of the Microsoft Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3, the two biggest console gaming companies have been largely resting on their laurels. It appears the long wait for a new system from either of these two companies is over.

The Sony Entertainment Network online store is now operational for the PC. Users no longer have to own a Playstation 3 console to purchase digital products from Sony.

Troubled Japanese company Sony has announced that it will sell its U.S. headquarters in Manhattan for $1.1 billion to the Chetrit Group.

A launch trailer for the just released Playstation Network (PSN) game called "Haunt the House: Terrortown" shows how fun it is to be a ghost and scare people.

Archos, historically being a smaller player in the mobile communications industry, is taking another leap towards making a mark with their latest release.