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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: LG Nexus 4
Current Tablet: Nexus 7

Geoff has posted 12 articles and reviews on Ausdroid.




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Geoff Fieldew's articles
Google Search App Update with Reminders
While you were sleeping the Android team went and updated the Google Search app for you. They’ve added some new features which are quite useful, especially if you like to use your voice to do stuff. Reminders Send Emails Upcoming things you like – seems unavailable in Australia at the moment. Real time public transit [...]
Have you found your ideal Android phone yet?
I’m talking about a perfectly fitting glove or a well worn shoe. It’s the phone that you will always come back to. But maybe it doesn’t yet exist for you? We now have 2013′s flagships from Samsung, HTC, Sony and LG. Google and Motorola also released their own top of the line offerings in the [...]
Motorola RAZR M — Jelly Bean Update — OS Review
From the moment I finished watching the Livestream of the RAZR M launch I knew I wanted to get my hands on this phone. I loved the idea of a smaller, more manageable size phone with a display that was still big enough for my man-sized fingertips. The 3.5in display on my 4th Gen iPod [...]
HP announces Australian availability for the Slate 7
We have received word from HP that the Slate 7 will indeed be released locally. We’re looking at a price a AUD$199, a slight increase over the USD$169 cost. Let’s see what retailers do with that price once it hits their shelves. It will come with a steel internal frame for rigidity in a choice [...]
HP Slate 7, Welcome to Android
I woke this morning rather excited to see that HP and are now an official Android partner. Announcing the HP Slate 7 at Mobile World Congress in Spain over night. Upon hearing the news, two things sprang to mind: The fantastic support I have received from HP for my Media Centre PC. Your mileage may [...]
Samsung Chromebook (2012) — Review
Samsung’s newest Chromebook is based on the ARM architecture. Can it replace a netbook or a tablet? The Chromebook is an enigma. A laptop that is confusing to some and a Godsend to others. Most people have used a laptop with a Windows or Mac Operating System on it. When I tell people that this [...]
Opinion: Why I’ve broken up with Chrome
If we have a good relationship you will be moved if I touch you. If I’m gentle, you will respond in kind. If I’m rough with you I expect you to be rough too. What am I talking about? It’s no secret that I’m a Google fan. I have a Google laptop, a Google tablet [...]
Samsung Galaxy Note II — Review
Is it just a bigger version of the Galaxy SIII? So many people are confused right now with a seemingly never ending choice of phones on the market. I understand. In fact, we at Ausdroid go through the same difficulty ourselves in trying to choose our next smartphone. What we’re looking at here is the [...]
S-Note — Review
Note: This review was written by Juliet Fieldew – wife of the Jedi – and complements our Galaxy Note II review. Creatives everywhere have been enthused by the fabulous functions of the Galaxy Note II’s S Pen and S Note software. Whether you’re into fashion sketches or productivity presentations, there’s a lot that can be [...]
Samsung Galaxy Note II — First thoughts
The original Samsung Galaxy Note was initially a bit slow on the uptake, until people realised it was a pretty decent phone-come-tablet, which became affectionately known as a phablet. The Galaxy Note II is now upon us, and our very own Geoff Fieldew is working on a review. However, to whet your appetite, Geoff has [...]
Google Nexus 7 — Review
Google rolls the dice with their first tablet. For some, the wait for a Nexus branded tablet has been painfully lengthy. So many lovers of Android have been crying out for a slate with Google’s specific hand of blessing on it. But it’s not only the fans who have longed for a different formula from [...]
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 horrified with the nature theme (pebbles, water, etc) and the “made for humans” catch cry. [...]