Alexa+ is heading to Samsung TVs, BMW vehicles, Bosch coffee machines, and Oura rings, marking Amazon’s biggest move yet to ...

We first saw a Sony electric vehicle at CES in 2020 when the consumer electronics company showed off the Vision-S, telling ...

Sony and Honda‘s eagerly anticipated AFEELA 1 electric vehicle is available to pre-order now, the brands announced jointly today at CES 2025 in Las Vegas – the same city and show where they first ...

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Sony is set to launch its first-ever EV, the Afeela soon. The Japanese tech giant has announced that users of this EV will be able to play PlayStation games remotely, with full integration with the ...

Sony and Honda’s joint mobility venture is blurring the line between cars and living rooms in a way few people expected. Sony Honda Mobility has announced that its upcoming electric vehicle, AFEELA, ...

It’s only natural that PlayStation finds a place in the brand’s first-ever EV collab. Afeela 1 EV is the first car with native PS Remote Play integration. PS4 and PS5 controllers connect to the ...

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Faraway road trips just got a lot easier, at least for the passengers. Sony Honda Mobility, the joint venture between the two Japanese conglomerates created to produce electric vehicles, announced ...

Sony Honda Mobility, a joint venture automotive company founded by Sony and Honda with the express purpose of manufacturing battery electric vehicles, has announced that its upcoming Afeela will be ...

Not content just to support existing immersive sound formats like Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, Sony decided to create their own. Note: With Sony 360 Reality Audio being dropped by TIDAL, the future of ...