But once in a while, AT&T picks up a new Sony Ericsson model and this time it’s the W580i. The new Sony Ericsson Walkman W580i comes with the usual set of strong music tools including Disc2Phone, ...

Sony Ericsson's W800 Walkman phone is one of the most popular music phones launched in Europe to date. Based on the K750, but with some different styling and software, the W800 has received rave ...

If you're looking for the perfect partner for the best true wireless earbuds or best headphones, Sony has the gadget for you. Its latest Network Walkman, the NW-A306, is a beautiful-looking hi-res ...

Body Dimensions 95.8 x 52.8 x 14.3 mm (3.77 x 2.08 x 0.56 in) 104 x 43 x 10.5 mm (4.09 x 1.69 x 0.41 in) ...

Sony Ericsson W518a It must be Sony Ericsson month-- two new phones for AT&T and an unlocked high end Walkman phone. The Sony Ericsson W518a is a mid-level Walkman phone disguised as a super-thin flip ...

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Taking them for a dip in the pool, a session in the gym and run around town, we put the Sony NWZ-W273 Walkman to the test to find out if it can cut it in dry and wet conditions Available in glossy ...

In addition to the rumors of a camera upgrade, the insider wrote in a separate post, “Welcome back, Walkman.” The phrase also follows the old Sony Ericsson “liquid energy” logo.

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Recent leaks suggest a major camera upgrade for the Sony Xperia 1 VII, along with an unexpected nod to the Walkman brand. A trusted insider from the Xperia community has now dropped some ...

In a separate post, spektykles wrote, “welcome back, Walkman,” alongside the old Sony Ericsson “liquid energy” logo. Is this a hint at a full-fledged Xperia Walkman phone revival—echoing ...