Sony Xperia Z4 UK release date, price & specs After months of rumours, Sony has announced the Xperia Z4 phone, but only in Japan. In the UK it’s called theSony Xperia Z3+. Here’s what you need to know about the Xperia Z4 (or Xperia Z3+) UK release date, price and specifications. Also seeBest smartphonesandBest Android phones. Sony announced a slew of new products for itsMWC 2015announcement. It launched the Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet, but there was no Xperia Z4 smartphone, one year after it launched the Xperia Z2 and at the point in its release cycle when the Xperia Z4 would be expected (theXperia Z3was announced in September last year at IFA)....

Pipo X7 vs Pipo X7S comparison review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Not the fastest machines running either Windows or Android, but the Pipo X7 and X7S offer excellent value as an easy means to turn your TV into a PC. Given that it’s cheaper and adds a Micro-USB port, we think the X7S is the Pipo to buy, but if you’re looking for an Android TV box look elsewhere. Looking for acheap PC?...

Bowers & Wilkins P5 Series 2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict While original P5 owners don’t need to jump at this upgrade, the P5 Series 2 are one of the best pairs of on-ear headphones we’ve tested. The price tag might be a little high for some but Bowers & Wilkins has done a sterling job once again of combining design and build with decent comfort, noise isolation and excellent sound quality....

Creative Sound Blaster JAM Bluetooth Headphones review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Creative Sound Blaster JAM Bluetooth headphones offer fantastic value for money as they outperform expectations on both audio quality and comfort. Super lightweight you’ll hardly notice you’re wearing them, and while they don’t fold for ultra portability they are small enough to fit in a coat pocket. The Creative Sound Blaster JAM headset is an inexpensive pair of Bluetooth headphones that surprised us with its sound quality and comfort....

HP ZBook 15u G2 laptop review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Hewlett Packard has done well to build a lighter weight 15-inch mobile workstation laptop with much of the strength and integrity of its traditional models that are far less mobile in real terms. Sacrifices have been made to the main CPU by fitting dual-core rather than quad-core, and the AMD GPU is a middleweight part rather than fire-breathing FirePro. But importantly the 15u runs cool and quiet enough not make itself a nuisance, even under load....