If you're in the market for a pair of new truly wireless over-ear headphones, and don't want to wait for Apple's oft-rumored option, then Sony's here to give you an option.
While Vizio has been rolling out support for AirPlay 2 and HomeKit for a wide range of its TVs for quite some time now, the Apple TV app has been missing from the equation. But the company is changing that this year.
Seven years after debuting the fourth-generation PlayStation gaming console, Japanese consumer electronics giant Sony will unleash the new PlayStation 5 in the fourth quarter of 2020. Yesterday, it shared the first hardware reveal trailer for the eagerly awaited console.
Sony's next PlayStation console is coming in the fourth quarter of 2020. As impressive as the beastly hardware specifications released in October 2019 are, they don't paint the full picture of what avid gamers can expect in their next-generation consoles, but this remarkable real-time demo of Epic Games' Unreal Engine 5 running live on a PlayStation 5 console surely does.
Later this year, Sony and Microsoft are going to launch their next-generation (or, by then, current-generation) video game consoles. And today Epic Games showcased its new engine that will help bring games to life on those consoles and more.
Ever since last year, Sony has been rolling out support for Apple's AirPlay 2 and HomeKit features for its smart TV lineups.
On August 12, 2014, Sony welcomed a game teaser called P.T. from Kojima Productions, a horror title that brought with it a lot of fanfare even though it did not actually lead to a full game release.
Several online game-streaming services, including Nvidia's GeForce Now, Sony's PS Now, Microsoft's xCloud and Google's Stadia, are currently unable to reach iPhone and iPad customers because Apple's rules are making it impossible to get their apps on the App Store.
One of the consistent new features for smart TVs this year is 8K, and Sony was definitely not going to be left behind in that regard.
Earlier this year, Apple, and several other companies, made waves by announcing that AirPlay 2 and HomeKit would be making the leap to smart TVs from the likes of Samsung, Vizio, and Sony.
Earlier this year, Apple confirmed a decent number of smart TV manufacturers would host a dedicated Apple TV app starting this year.
It has been four years since Sony launched its effort to revitalize the standard TV viewing experience, but now it's coming to an end.