Sony Xperia Z3 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Sony Xperia Z3 is undoubtedly a decent and desirable smartphone but Z2 owners will have little reason to upgrade unless PS4 Remote Play or High-Res audio are must-haves. In terms of the wider market, the Z3 is up there with the best and a solid choice even if it doesn’t have the amount of bells and whistles which others do. Sony updates its flagshipsmartphonetwice as often compared with most rivals so the Xperia Z3 is already upon us....

LG G Watch R vs Moto 360 comparison Our Verdict There’s little choose between these two round Android Wear smartwatches and a large part comes down to which design you personally prefer. However, on the hardware side of things the LG G Watch R just comes out on top so might be worth paying £20 extra for (if the price at Expansys is correct). If you want a roundsmartwatchyour current choices are theMotorola Moto 360andLG G Watch R....

Ricoh Aficio SG 2100N review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Aficio SG 2100N provides good performance for such an inexpensive printer, and Ricoh’s Geljet technology does work well when printing colour graphics on plain paper. Unfortunately, its high running costs make it harder to recommend – even for basic mono printing. The next model in the range is the Aficio SG 3110DN, which costs £90 and provides duplex printing as well as the option to use high-yield cartridges, so it may be worth paying more up front for that model in order to keep your long-term running costs under control....

Google Chromecast review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict A brilliant, low-cost add-on for Android device users in particular, providing a blissfully simple way to beam video from your device to the big screen. People who want to stream their own media collection should look elsewhere. The Chromecast is cheap and easy to use, but there aren’t many apps that support it yet. This situation is bound to change over the coming months, but for now you might find your existing smart TV offers more....

Leapfrog LeapPad3 and LeapPad Ultra XDi reviews Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The specially built-for-kids LeapPad3 and LeapPad Ultra XDi are similar in specs and functionality. The larger, 7-inch, Ultra XDi has twice the storage as the 5-inch LeapPad 3 but younger children may prefer the 3’s smaller size and weight. We think their upper-age range is six or seven rather than Leapfrog’s claimed nine, but our eight-year-old tester still enjoyed her time with both....