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Smartphone photography has come a long way, but there’s always been a tension between what these cameras can do and what serious photographers actually want from them. Most flagships rely on heavy computational processing that smooths, brightens, and sharpens images into something generically appealing. For photographers who value accuracy over flattery and real control over…
Seven years is a strange unit of time. Long enough to finish a PhD, short enough to remember an event vividly, and apparently, exactly long enough for Sony to build, test, manufacture, and ship a new generation of PlayStation hardware. PS3 to PS4, PS4 to PS5: seven years, twice, with the precision of a Swiss…
The retro handheld market has a strange problem. The hardware keeps getting better, the screens get sharper, the processors get faster, and yet most of these devices land looking like prototypes someone forgot to finish. Generic shells, forgettable proportions, and LED lighting as a substitute for actual design thinking. For a category built entirely on…
Michael Lynton, the former CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment, is looking back on the 2014 film The Interview with deep regret. In a recent excerpt from Lynton’s upcoming memoir From Mistakes to Meaning: Owning Your Past So It Doesn’t Own You, published recently in the Wall Street Journal, he opens up about how greenlighting The…
It’s weird to think that Walkmans were literally in my lifetime but if I were to give one to a kid born after 2000, they’d wonder what the hell they’re staring at. Sure, an iPod still feels intuitive because it’s still a relatively digital interface, and MP3 files are still a thing. But a cassette?…
Sony’s portable gaming attempts have followed a familiar pattern: innovative hardware held back by baffling compromises. The PSP had one analog stick when games clearly needed two. The Vita added that second stick but inexplicably skipped analog triggers and clickable thumbsticks, forcing developers to map essential controls to an awkward rear touchpad. The PS Portal…
Sony never released a “PS3 Pro,” but what if they had? Zac Builds explored that alternate timeline by engineering a water-cooled, overclocked variant that pushes a carefully selected CECH2501B model to its absolute limits. Through precision engineering, advanced materials, and custom firmware, this modified console achieves what Sony left on the table: locked 60fps in…
Gaming audio continues to evolve beyond the traditional headset experience, with many players seeking desktop setups that deliver immersive sound without sacrificing visual appeal or comfort. The challenge lies in finding speakers that match the aesthetic sophistication of modern gaming hardware while providing the audio quality that serious gamers demand. What makes the PlayStation Pulse…
The late summer box office has delivered an unlikely juggernaut: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle. The anime epic has stormed past $555 million worldwide, making it the highest-grossing Japanese film of all time and the top-earning anime feature ever released. In North America, where anime movies were once relegated to the margins,…
Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is back. On Saturday morning, Sony posted a video of Tom Holland warming up and then walking up to the camera in his new Spider-Man costume, saying, “We ready?” A teaser of the costume was posted on Friday. This time around, the new suit shows a larger spider on his chest…