“Sony’s Xperia Z Ultra has a powerful processor and jaw-dropping 6.4-inch screen, but its camera, battery life, single speaker, camera, and sheer size make it just too big and boxy to use comfortably.

With a 6.4-inch full HD display, Sony's new Xperia Z Ultra really is about as big as it gets when it comes to smartphones. Designed to take on the likes of Samsung's Galaxy Note range of smartphones, ...

The second half of 2013 looks like a time for “phablets”. We take a look at Sony’s recently announced entry. We’re just several days away from stepping into the second half of 2013 which means that ...

Sony announced on Wednesday that Android 5.0 Lollipop is rolling out this week for the Xperia Z Ultra Google Play Edition, while confirming that other devices in the Xperia Z lineup will receive the ...

You know that big ass phone that Sony announce not too long ago? Yeah that 6.44-inch Xperia Z Ultra. Well it appears that the Xperia Z Ultra is confirmed to be launching on September 12th, at least ...

Sony unveiled the Xperia Z Ultra today, the world’s slimmest full HD Android smartphone with a 6.4-inch touch screen. It incorporates TRILUMINOS, a display technology introduced by Sony at CES for its ...

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We’ve already brought you details about Sony’s new Xperia Z Ultra smartphone that boasts a huge 6.4 inch 1920 by 1080 display. The rest of the details can be found below quoted from our previous ...

LG G Pad 8.3, Sony Xperia Z Ultra Google Play Editions Arrive Android developers now have two more device options: LG today released a Google Play version of its G Pad 8.3 tablet, while Sony did the ...

Too big for your pocket, camera not as good as other Z models, not cheap The tip top model in Sony's Xperia series is the Z1, but the Z Ultra is bigger by far, with a near-phablet-sized screen, tough ...

I first got my hands on Pinć (pronounced Pinch) last month when the company gave me a tech demo of its still-in-development VR headset/smartphone case that utilizes Minority Report-style user ...