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Sony Ericsson has published its full financial report for the previous year and the last quarter (December 2011). The company faced heavy losses due to “intense competition”.

AT&T and Sony Ericsson just announced the Xperia Ion, the handset manufacturer’s first dual-core touting phone as well as its first 4G LTE handset.

2011 was (again) the year of Droids! Right from the Galaxy S2 to the Neo V to the Galaxy S. Read this post to find out which are the Top 10 Android handsets of 2011 according to us!

The folks over at IT Pro Portal have managed to get their hands on some of the pictures of the upcoming Xperia HD handset from Sony.

Sony Ericsson has just announced that it will roll out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for its 2011 range of Xperia handsets sometime in March or April 2012.

Sony Ericsson Live with Walkman is a mid-range music smartphone. This handset is currently up for pre-order at Flipkart for just Rs.14,550 (approx. $280).

The upcoming Sony Ericsson Nozomi a.k.a the Xperia Arc HD pictures have leaked quite a few times on the Internet before. Today, another bunch of pictures of the handset have leaked online, thanks to GSMArena.

Sony Ericsson has released another exclusive game for the Xperia Play, FIFA 12. The game is optimized to take advantage of the phone’s dedicated gamepad, and can be downloaded by free until January 2012.

Nypon is Sony Ericsson’s next-generation mid range smartphone that will feature a 1 GHz dual-core processor and a qHD screen. It is expected to launch with Ice Cream Sandwich onboard.

Sony Ericsson might have decided against releasing Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for Xperia X10; however, the first alpha of an unofficial Ice Cream Sandwich for the X10 is already available for download.

Sony Ericsson have confirmed that they will be updating their entire 2011 range of Xperia handset to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

Sony Ericsson has finally started shipping the Xperia Arc S smartphone in the US. This handset is the successor of the popular Xperia Arc smartphone. There are almost no changes in the specs, except the 1.4 Ghz single core processor.

Sony Ericsson’s next flagship Android device, dubbed Xperia Nozomi, has been leaked. Brief specifications and leaked pictures inside.

After a decade long partnership, Sony and Ericsson have finally decided to end their partnership. Sony will buyout Ericsson’s stake for 1.05EUR in cash.