Lifestyle concept demo by Sony

Sony hosted a concept demonstration of how their slew of electronic products can connect easily and seamlessly together to cater to the digital lifestyle needs of the modern consumer.

New Bravia TVs and Xperia smartphones were also launched at the event.

Subtle message to consumers that buying an Xperia from the “new” Sony Mobile Communications (former Sony Ericsson) will allow the user to connect and share media and content with other Sony devices like the Bravia TV, VAIO notebooks and Sony tablets.

Cameras (still/video) were missing from the concept demo. Perhaps when integration with Eye-fi is more matured.

There was also a sneak preview of the upcoming set-top box for the second generation Sony Google TV. They’re calling it the Sony Media box for the moment.

Tata Communications wires up F1

Singapore-headquartered Tata Communications is now designated a “Technology Supplier of Formula 1”, with category exclusive designations as “Official Connectivity Provider of Formula 1” and “Official Web Hosting and Content Delivery Network of Formula1.com”.

Tata Communications will deliver connectivity to all 20 Formula 1 race locations over its global network, the largest in the world.

It will also provide hosting and content delivery services to Formula1.com, which is accessed by tens of millions of fans around the globe.