So you've heard that the Sony Xperia Z Ultra has the same technology screen as seen in Sony's Bravia LCD televisions? What does it actually mean? What the video from Sony below for the full story on Sony's Triluminos display and X-Reality technology...
 Today we got our hands on the Rock S-View Thin Flip Case Cover for the Sony Xperia Z Ultra. This super slim flip case is one of the most stylish and featured cases currently available for our Xperia Z Ultra.
Read on to see what we think of this case.  It’s amazing what a difference an inch can make. Or not even an inch. 0.7 inches.
Consider the case of brain surgery. Plus or minus 0.7 inches could be the difference between walking out of hospital with a spring in your step, or pushing up daisies come spring. Or consider snooker, where 0.7 inches could be the difference between potting the black, and potting the white.  Looks like the Sony Smart Watch 2 is starting to ship globally with Mobile Fun one of the first places selling this sleek new device of the future from Sony. So what do you think of the Smart Watch 2? Gorgeous gadget or gimmicky garbage? Let us know in our poll below! Buy yours now from Mobile Fun here (~$170) or Mobile Zap Australia (~$188AUD) or Mobile Fun UK (130GBP) UPDATE: Looks like stock has been sold out of the silicone wristband version. The Sony SmartWatch 2 with the metal band seems to be still available here: US, UK, Australia. So you've gotten your Xperia Z Ultra? Did you know you can use an ordinary pencil or ballpoint pen as a stylus on the screen? It allows you to write digitally on the screen with very high precision. We recently reviewed a great app that works well with the pen/pencil stylus feature on the Z Ultra. Check out our review on the free Papyrus app here  Sony continues building the Android portfolio with the Sony Xperia Z Ultra, their take on the ‘phablet’ market. Drawing an obvious comparison with the Samsung Galaxy Mega, the handset with the 6.44 inched TFT screen, and specs to match is making a very attractive argument on how phablets should work.
 The Sony Cyber-short QX10 is here to fill a need you had no idea needed filled. It mates the improved pictures of a good point-and-shoot camera with your smartphone. Rather than build a phone with a high-powered camera like the Galaxy S4 Zoom, the QX10 is a stand-alone unit that works with any Android smartphone. (Or the iPhone, if that's how you roll.)Using wireless (NFC and WIfi Direct) the QX10 pairs with your phone (or tablet if you're into that) and the device's screen becomes the live-view from the lens.
 It also works with non-Sony devices! The Sony Smart Watch 2 is coming. Sony promises. While we wait, we’ve been hands-on, and found that its best feature so far is something that the Samsung Galaxy Gear competitor can never have.
The Sony SmartWatch 2 is the third official smart watch from Sony, and they’ve promised to make this one suck as little as possible.  A must-have for Xperia Z Ultra owners! Today I came across a very nifty note taking app which works fantastically on our Sony Xperia Z Ultras. The app is called Papyrus - Natural Note Taking and is designed with devices with active styluses in mind such as the Samsung Galaxy Note series. So just how well does it work with the Sony Xperia Z Ultra? Although the Ultra doesn't have a dedicated active stylus, what I discovered left me extremely impressed...
 Who will win? Should phablet lovers opt for Sony's Xperia Z Ultra or the Samsung Galaxy Note 3? Big smartphones, aka phablets, are all the rage. Samsung has rebooted its original concept with the Galaxy Note 3, but how does it compare to Sony's take on the idea with the Xperia Z Ultra?
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