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 (reviewed here on Forbes ...

Sony may be embracing a new design, but that doesn’t mean it’s not selling a phone with an older design theme. The mid-range Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra costs $450, and a lot of compromises, which ...

“Triluminos tech should allow the Sony Xperia Z Ultra to compete with the Super AMOLED displays on Samsung flagships, which are recognized for their rich colors,” stated Android Authority.

Sony's midrange, budget phones have a fingerprint sensor that works in the U.S. Read our Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra, XA2, and L2 hands-on review.

Our Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra review takes a look at one of Sony's recent mid-range releases which features a 6" FHD screen, 4GB of RAM, 23MP main camera, and dual selfie camera with flash and OIS at ...

What does the Xperia XA2 cost? The Xperia XA2 Ultra is the larger version of Sony's 5.2-inch $349 Xperia XA2, and retails for $449.

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Continuing Sony's Android ambitions is the Sony Xperia Z Ultra, a handset witha 6.4 inch screen and impressive specifications. Falling into the phablet category, the Z Ultra brings over some of ...

Sony today introduced the Xperia Z Ultra, a 6.4-inch oversized smartphone that borders on the tablet category. The Android-powered phone is slim, yet waterproof, and packs in a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 ...

Sony's new mid-range smartphone, the Xperia XA2 Ultra, brings a modern design, thinner bezels, and fingerprint reader support to the U.S., but still misses the mark when it comes to price. Is Sony ...

What else has leaked today is the Sony Xperia C, a device that's being mistaken for the Sony Xperia Z Ultra across the web due to its largeness as well. This device is big, bigger than the Xperia ...

This phablet packs the Xperia Z's beautiful design in a supersized 6.44-inch frame and looks set to give the Samsung Galaxy Note range a run for its money.