Looks like somebody couldn't wait for Sony Ericsson to release their official PSP Phone. Chinese modders have managed to make a PSP Phone, crossbreeding a PSP and a Haier phone. More in the full article.

Want to see another patent detailing a PSP Phone? Well, we have one for you today that has just been recently unearthed. It was dated year 2006 but it's amazing how the patent talks of a touchscreen display with vibration functions. Know more after the jump!

Should the PSP Phone becomes a reality, it is really exciting to see it go head to head with Nokia's N-Gage platform. One top official from the Finland-based company was recently asked about his thoughts on the possible rivalry.

The official, who heads the N-Gage division, says that they are not afraid of an impending PSP Phone. More on this after the jump!

Do you find yourself envying the songs found in your friend's iPod? Well, you might want to try out the latest platform launched by doubleTwist. It allows users to free their media and share it with other peoples' favorite devices. Find out more in the full article.

We somehow knew that it was too good to be true: remember the Sony Ericsson PSP Phone featured on Stuff magazine? It may be all sleek and shiny like reality itself, but there's some disappointing news...it's just a well-made mock-up. Read more about it in the full article.

We found this new video over at YouTube claiming that UK publication Stuff Magazine has finally revealed the elusive PlayStation Portable Phone, a long-rumored collaboration between Sony's PlayStation department and Sony Ericsson.

The owner of the video mentioned that he was unable to read the contents of the article so what he did was just took a quick and short clip of the page. The video and a few reminders after the jump!

Greenpeace has released their "Guide to Greener Electronics" which scores the 18 top manufacturers of gadgets and devices according to their policies on toxic chemicals and recycling.

Apple, which was under Greenpeace's black books for the iPhone, got a better score this time around. Among the three console manufacturers, Sony scored the best. Microsoft was third to the last and Nintendo was in last place (because both are new entries to the guide).

According to reports a few days ago, the PlayStation phone (or PSP phone, whatever floats your boat) was confirmed in a statement by SCE co-chief operating officer Jim Ryan speaking with The Economic Times of India.

Want to know what Sony has to say? Check the full article.

After all the rumors have been debunked about Sony Ericsson releasing a PlayStation branded cell phone, Jim Ryan, co-chief operating officer of Sony, has resurfaced interests in the project by saying that a PlayStation Phone was "definitely plausible".

The functionality of such phone would mostly center on it as a gaming device rather than integrating it into the design of a standard cell phone. Read more about what Jim Ryan had to say in the full article!

Hot off Sony Ericsson's denial of the existence of a Sony PlayStation Portable-mobile phone hybrid, we've grabbed hold of what could be an early version of the Sony Mylo. Feast your eyes on that baby!

This image is a mockup of what the next Mylo will look like as supplied by our source who's close to Sony. The word right now is that the Sony Mylo will supposedly provide some features that the Sony PSP has once it's incorporated with the PSP software. As for gaming though, our source says the Mylo's processor is too slow so it won't be able to handle that. And if the Mylo ever gets gaming integration, the Mylo's price would become too steep.

We must say that this one's a startling revelation indeed if it holds any water. The new hardware could open up a lot of possibilities into expanding Sony's fan base with the inclusion of mobile phone enthusiasts. Updates are set to come, so keep it with us for more on the PSP-Sony Mylo rumor.