 It's January 8, 2013. I'm Brian Bishop and welcome to day two of 90 on 90 presented by Ford. Sony is launching its own 4K video distribution service. Yesterday the company announced it would be rolling out its own solution to the biggest problem with 4K, the fact that there's nothing to watch. Details were scarce but the service should arrive sometime this summer. Sony also has two new TVs to take advantage of the content. Between 55 and 65 inches they'll join the 84 inch TV Sony already has on sale but at a more accessible price point. Given that the larger model costs $25,000 that shouldn't be a problem. It wasn't all TVs however. Sony also introduced its new flagship smartphone. The Xperia Z is an Android device with a 5 inch 1080p display. Its quad core processor also gives it enough house horse power to shoot high dynamic range video and if it's the type that tends to have accidents around the sink it's water resistant up to a depth of one meter. Unfortunately the phone won't go on sale until March at the earliest so until then stay dry. Dish is making it easier to watch TV on the go. The company will be building the SlingBox into all future versions of its Hopper DVR. Dish previously offered a SlingDongle but now users can stream the Sling right out of the box. It's an advantage over the authenticate services offered by other providers. Assuming you have the bandwidth it should be a win. Plus it's called the Hopper, it's adorable. And those are the latest stories. Join us in 90 minutes when we'll be looking at the seedy underground world of Las Vegas rodeos.