Sony Bravia TVs may well be some of the best boobtubes on the market, but they’re just not selling well. So the Big S’s TV division is about to undergo a major shakeup, with the the business being divided into three. The hope is that different teams will be able to deliver even better tellies, therefore getting the ailing division back on its feet. How will this affect end users? Read on for all the details.
Sony Bravia TV models and Blu-ray players are set to receive Opera’s web browser in the future, the Nordic software company announced today.
Sony is adding Sky News to the Sony Bravia Internet Video service. This means that folks with Sony Blu-ray players, Sony Blu-ray Home Theatre Systems, or Bravia TVs can now get Sky News. This is the first news channel that Sony has added to the Sony Bravia Internet Video service, which already has Demand Five, Lovefilm, plus YouTube and Facebook.
Out now | Free | Sony Bravia Internet Video
Sony customers in the UK and Europe are getting Sony video on demand service from today. It’s available on a compatible Sony Bravia TV, Blu-ray player and home theatre system. Want to know if your Sony Bravia TV or Sony Blu-ray is compatible? Click through for more details.
Remember that Sony Bravia ad, with all the balls bouncing around San Francisco? It was awesome. But you know what’s even more awesome? A re-make set in London, but with everyone’s favourite edible toy, Play-Doh filling the shoes of Sony’s bouncy balls. Read on, and see the full viral before anyone else.
The new line of Sony Bravia TVs come filled with Freeview HD skills, but if you’re prepared to wait a bit longer for your next gogglebox, you might be able to pick one up with a whole Freeview HD PVR built in. Read on to find out when you could ditch your set top box once and for all.
It’s the tipping point of the working week, so take a break before you enter the home stretch to Saturday with our round up of all the latest headlines right here. Read on for your lunchtime lowdown!
We’re gearing up into gadget season, with Sony kicking off IFA in style. We just caught everything that fell out of its tree and more so read on for all the news in techie breakie!
