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Sony's next flagship smartphone, the Xperia Z4, is to be released in Japan during the summer. No international release date has been mentioned as yet, but Sony has released information on the features of the next model of the Xperia Z series. Previously Sony has said it is unlikely to make any more smartphones.

Toshiba (TYO: 6502) is planning to launch its next-gen 55-inch Glasses-Free 3DTV labeled REGZA 55X3 in Japan shortly, according to reports.

The PS Vita, also identified as a PlayStation Vita, developed and marketed by Sony Entertainment Network, finally launched in Japan, a report suggested.

Sony PlayStation Vita is a handheld gaming console which was released back in December 2011 in Japan. Sony said publically that we sold more than 300,000 units of PlayStation Vita in just 2 days since the launch of December 17 in Japan

"The finest mobile gaming system yet made for adults. It's that simple." Yes, that gaming system the New York Times was referring to here was the PS Vita.It was released first in Japan and parts of Asia on December 17, 2011, as the successor to the PlayStation Portable, a well-known brand of gaming devices. It can be a very excellent video player during your trips. How to make videos for this 5-inch handset? That's pretty easy, you need a DVD Ripper software-DVDFab DVD Ripper, which helps you rip your DVDs for PS Vita.

Toshiba (TYO: 6502) has announced its latest home media server with storage capacity of 5 terabytes: it has adequate power to store about 15 day of digital Television broadcasts from 6 channels.

Toshiba has announced today its super thin Toshiba Regza AT700 tablet and the company claims that Regza AT700 is now being called the world's lightest and thinnest tablet PC, report suggested.

"Although Apple's new iPhone 4S is already on sale in U.S, Canada, Australia, the UK, France, Germany, and Japan, the Cupertino-based company had said that a wider international rollout would begin on October 28, so today the company has opened up preorders for customers in 22 more countries ahead of its official launch."

"The train doors slide open to the platform bustle of Tokyo's Haneda Airport; the watch reads a half hour before the connecting flight departs. Before All Nippon Airways' implementation of near field communication, a cold sweat and nervous panic might overcome even the most experienced voyager at this point. But the latest in smartphone innovation means that Tokyo travellers can shave 50 minutes of procrastination off their journey time by collecting their digital boarding pass before leaving the house."