Ausdroid, or Android Australia, was founded by Buzz Moody in March 2010 and was inspired by his love for everything Android. Since the site was launched we have gained popularity within the online community. Ausdroid is run by a big ol’ team of people, and supported by a variety of news sources throughout the industry and across the world.
Ausdroid is proudly brought to you by the team below. We also thank our principal sponsors MobiCity (providers of review devices and discount devices) and Charles Sturt University (who’s advertising funds some of our activities).
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Buzz Moody
Buzz founded Ausdroid in March 2010, and while he has stepped back from active responsibilities around here to focus on his education, Buzz brings us some of our biggest news stories, reviews and latest rumours. Buzz gives our tech savvy readers all the latest news from within the Android world. Current phone: Samsung Galaxy S II |
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Chris Rowland
Chris runs the business side of Ausdroid, being the director of Ausdroid Pty Ltd which owns and manages this site. Chris manages our advertising programs, our finances and our media engagements. Chris is the first port of call for people seeking to deal with Ausdroid, however owing to other commitments, Chris has stepped back from active writing and reviewing duties for Ausdroid and will focus on the behind-the-scenes work of Ausdroid for the time being. Current phone: iPhone 4S & Samsung Galaxy Nexus
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Lucas Burnett
Lucas is in charge all of forms of media apart from the site itself, such as the Podcast & Graphic Design. Without him we’d look a little bit dull. When he’s not making everything more aesthetically pleasing, he is hosting and editing the Ausdroid Podcast to keep your earsup to date with everything Android. Although Lucas has stepped away from writing full-time due to time constraints,he is still about and an active member of the Ausdroid Team. Current phone: Samsung Galaxy Nexus |
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Matt Booth
Matt has been around since the earliest days of Ausdroid, and in May 2011, we welcomed him on board as our newest staff author. Matt is keen on Android (obviously), and has been since the days of the HTC Hero. Elsewhere on the web, Matt’s a section moderator on the popular Whirlpool forums, and he’s very interested in the modding side of Android. Current phone: Galaxy Nexus |
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Irwin Proud
Irwin is an Android enthusiast who spends most of his time reading up on U.S. Android news so he can get the low down on what could possibly hit Australian shores. When Irwin’s not campaigning for unlocked bootloaders, he’s spieling with the Ausdroid team in their regular podcast. Current phone: Motorola Atrix |
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Phil Tann
Phil is an Android enthusiast who spends most of his time reading up on U.S. Android news so he can get the low down on what could possibly hit Australian shores. Coming from a background in IT & T sales, he’s in the perfect position to give an educated view on hardware and software. Current phone: Nexus S on Vodafone |
Daniel Tyson
Daniel has been an avid Android fan since the arrival of the HTC Dream. He has been working in IT for the last 7 years and selling IT equipment for 10 years previous to that. He has been interested in Mobile Technology since his first Palm Pilot. A complete Twitter addict he spends most of his time watching his Tweet timeline for news of Android to filter down. Current phone: Nexus S |
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Geoff Fieldew
A self-confessed Screen Geek and tragic follower of almost all things Android, Geoff is most at home sharing his thoughts on display technology, video quality and software of various kinds. Geoff has way too many gadgets made by a company who’s name starts with the letter S. Despite this, he is passionate about declaring that the right gadget for you is the one that best fits your needs, regardless of brand name! Current phone: Samsung Galaxy S II |
At Ausdroid we aim to provide news to our readers about anything Android related in Australia. We also aim to review each new Android Smartphone and Tablet that makes its way to Australia, either officially via a carrier, or unofficially via third-party importers.
