A late evening report coming from the New York Times states that Google and Intel have partnered with Sony to come up with an Android-based web platform dubbed Google TV, that promises to bring the Web into your living room.

Sony is in the mood to take a noticeable advantage in the Console supremacy war as it yesterday roped in six major studios to offer HD movies and now, the ‘ghostly’ PlayStation Move which is a Wii-mote like motion control unit with game support, has also been announced at the GDC.

The gaming world has long spoken about the arrival of this motion controller and Sony never revealed anything concrete about it but now, the silence has finally been broken at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.

Sony made resounding promises to price their 3DTVs much cheaper than those being manufactured by Panasonic but it seems that Sony is covering up the losses with its overly priced 3D glasses.

For a family of four, the 3D sun glasses set will cost a shocking $587 and this includes the charge for the $55 Infra-red emitter. The emitter isn’t some accessory but a connected gadget which will complete the HD experience while viewing a 3DTV through the 3D Shutter Glasses.

Let us put to rest the debate of the best gaming console for the unanimous answer will definitely be the PlayStation 3 from Sony, especially after you finish reading this post. Sony has hit the nail on its head by roping in all six major studios in the US to offer HD movies to the PS3 owners.

The studios that have signed an exclusive deal with Sony are- Fox, Disney, Paramount, Universal, Warner and Sony. Courtesy of this deal, the owners of PS3 Console in the US can now rent or purchase a number of High Definition movies.

Even as Sony was fast gearing up to announce a new game for the PS3, Microsoft has jumped into the gaming fray by lining up a new title for the Xbox 360. The news comes about as exciting for gamers who have been looking forward to newer titles.

People who’re well acquainted with Sony’s handheld roadmap for 2010 have reported that the company is finally going to do what many people have been waiting for for quite a while now – a PSP phone.

Sony has tried its hand at the Vaio M nomenclature before and it was a PC badge that existed for a while back in 2004 and it seems that Sony isn’t done with the dubbing yet. The Vaio M badging has surfaced again after a gap of 6 years and it is not for a new Sony notebook but a netbook that replaces the recently updated Sony Vaio W netbook series.

As per the leaked details, there isn’t much that separates the Vaio M from the Vaio W lineage and it is just the designing which gets altered along with a new name of course. On the inside, Vaio M gets the 1.66GHz Pine Trail-era Atom, 1GB of RAM and 250GB hard drive combo all of which is integrated in the latest W series.

Sony has recently submitted a trademark filing for the name “PlayStation Arc,” which has again set running the speculation about the upcoming PS3 Motion Controller. It is expected that the Arc name will be tied to the new motion controller, and could very well be the official name of the system.

Yesterday we reported that the PlayStation Network is experiencing technical difficulties and users have been unable to connect to it. Well, now the problem has been resolved, and all PS owners can successfully reconnect to the network.

In its bid to pocket all the cheer that the eReader market is currently generating, Freescale Semiconductor is now ready with its latest i.MX508 processor. The company is behind the processors that power the Amazon Kindle and the Sony eReader. The new i.MX508 processor is being lined up as a device that would accelerate your eReader speed almost twice of what you currently experience.