Sony patents temperature feedback games controller
Sony Files Patent To Make TV Ads Into Video Games
Sony Patent | Sensory stimulus management in head mounted display - Nweon Patent
Sony patents an AI to assist in games like a good player two
Does a Sony Patent Propose Viewers Skip Commercials by Yelling Brand Names at TV? | Snopes.com
Does a Sony Patent Propose Viewers Skip Commercials by Yelling Brand Names at TV? | Snopes.com
Sony patents contact lens that records what you see - CNET
Trung Phan on X: "Sony has a patent where you can end a TV commercial by yelling the brand's name out loud. The patent application literally has someone standing up and yelling "
New Sony Patent Elaborates How the PlayStation 5 Voice Assistant Will Help You Kill Zombies - Voicebot.ai
Sony Patent | Position tracking apparatus and method - Nweon Patent
Sony's controller tech is literally bananas | Patent Trawling | GamesIndustry.biz
Sony Patent Suggests PS1, PS2, and PS3 Could Be Backwards Compatible Via the Cloud - IGN
Turns out Sony owns the creepiest TV patent ever | Creative Bloq
PlayStation Files Patent for Controller That Turns Hot and Cold - IGN
Sony PS5 Developer Kit Design Leaked in Patent Images
Viewers Could Shout At TV To Skip Adverts | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Andrew Marmo on X: "Sony Interactive Entertainment has patent a unknown electronic device that looks similar to a PlayStation Dev Kit system. Could this be PlayStation 5 Development Kit? Source: https://t.co/uQWjKtkqJy https://t.co/cl08VEj4SU" /
Sony Patent Reveals New Design for PlayStation 5 or PS4 Controller
Sony Patent Will Pause Your Game To Show You Ads - Game Informer
Sony patents the pop-out camera/speaker phone - NotebookCheck.net News
Sony patent points to foldable phone with transparent display - NotebookCheck.net News
A new Sony Patent reveals they're working on new PS Controller Features that includes an interactive Magnetics based Joystick - Patently Apple
Sony Files Patent To Make TV Ads Into Video Games
Sony patent is hilarious, terrifying | Fortune
This Sony patent could mean the PlayStation 5 will actually be the PlayStation V
