HTC One Mini 2 – Review
HTC has always had an edge when it comes to hardware design. Their phones, have consistently won awards, with last years HTC One (M7) taking home a slew of awards throughout the year. The HTC One (M8) followed...
HTC Desire 610 — Review
Since launching as their ‘Premiere’ device, the HTC Desire fell on some hard times. HTC resurrected the brand as a low-mid range series of devices, capitalising on the inherrent good will towards the brand name. HTC has been outsourcing...
Sony Xperia Z1 Compact — Review
It’s been a long road to market for Sony’s pint-sized powerhouse, the Xperia Z1 Compact. We first heard rumours that the device would arrive in a Japanese-only "Z1 F" incarnation in October of 2013, and Sony was quick to...
Kogan Mobile — Review
Late last year, Kogan entered the Australian telecommunications business as a Mobile Virtual Network Operator, offering a number of attractive plans that promised to deliver services to Australian consumers at a rate befitting the company's name. Could Australia's disruptive...
Telstra Smart Touch 2 — Review
Can excellence be had in a sub-$100 Smart Phone?
Telstras first attempt at a sub-$100 Android handset was the original Smart Touch, a phone manufactured by ZTE which from all accounts was a pretty basic affair offering a resistive touch...
Telstra Uno (ZTE – T12) — Review
The Telstra UNO came out of nowhere a couple of months ago, launching without fanfare into Coles stores where we saw it advertised at a price more usually occupied by the 'dumbphone' end of the market. At $44.50 -...
Motorola RAZR M — Review
Motorola delivers a solid 4G LTE phone with a 4.3 inch edge-to-edge screen.
Motorola’s second release this month, the RAZR M is a 4.3 inch 4G LTE device. In many ways, it’s the RAZR HD’s little brother, using mostly the...
Samsung Galaxy S III — Review
Samsung's latest flagship is good, but is it good enough to fend off the competition?
You may have watched the launch of the Galaxy S III live from London, almost six weeks ago. At some point you may have been...
HTC One XL — Review
HTC has upped its game from the One X to the LTE-enabled One XL and it's worth every cent.
The HTC One XL isn't a design we've never seen before; it's the HTC One X with a few tweaks. Well,...
HTC Velocity 4G — Review
Telstra's first shot at a 4G smartphone, but is it really worth it?
Telstra have been marketing their new 4G network like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread, and to some of us it really is. 4G brings a...
HTC EVO 3D — Review
The HTC Evo 3D is the 4.3” monster with 3D camera and playback from HTC. If you’re a fan of everything 3D then you are absolutely going to love this phone! Everyone else is going to think the phone...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo — Review
The Sony Ericsson Neo is a beautiful-looking phone. With its curves, chrome sides and black to blue colour transition on the back I immediately fell in love with this phone. Is the love more than skin deep? Read on...
Plan Comparison: Galaxy S II on Vodafone, Optus, Telstra, Crazy John’s and Virgin
Now that all of the major and minor carriers have announced their pricing for the Galaxy S II superphone, we thought we'd do what you guys seem to enjoy - or at least enjoy arguing over - and that's...
Samsung Galaxy S II — Review
The Samsung Galaxy S II is by far the most hyped device so far this year. I mean who wouldn't get hyped up over a 4.3" Super AMOLED + display, 1.2GHz Dual-Core CPU and Quadband 3G supporting every network...
Samsung Galaxy S II — Initial Thoughts
I wouldn't usually put up a post detailing my first thoughts on a device, seeing as though I only just received the Samsung Galaxy S II this afternoon, but you guys are just too insistent that I supply my...