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- Samsung Australia to hold Galaxy S III launch event on May 31
- Google I/O 2012 Schedule released
- Samsung Galaxy S III manual leaked
- ASUS now offering Transformer Pad (TF-300T) in Australia
- Ice Cream Sandwich update for HTC Sensation on Telstra delayed due to issues found in testing
- Google to expand Nexus program to multiple OEMs
- Telstra’s HTC One XL may have been delayed until the middle of June
- Photo crops up claiming to be the Samsung Galaxy S III without the generic case
- Google may have sided with Samsung for the next Nexus device
- Has the Samsung Galaxy S III just passed Wi-Fi Certification?
- Samsung is hiding Galaxy S III internals in generic looking phone cases
- Instagram for Android update adds Tilt-Shift photography effect
- N.O.V.A 3 from Gameloft coming this month
- Google Drive for Android was developed in Sydney
- Instagram hits 10,000,000 downloads on the Play Store
- Samsung releases Official Samsung Unpacked app also Names Galaxy S3
- Facebook for Android gets updated: better ICS support, messaging and overall performance
- HTC Sensation, XL and XE set to receive ICS Update from Vodafone
- Ice Cream Sandwich update for HTC Sensation on Telstra delayed due to issues found in testing
- Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for Vodafone/3 Samsung Galaxy S II available from midday tomorrow
- Motorola Australia: Ice Cream Sandwich update for XOOM still coming in Q2
- Vodafone confirms Ice Cream Sandwich for Samsung Galaxy S II has been approved, roll out imminent
- Sony Tablet S Ice Cream Sandwich update available now
- Philips Fidelio speaker docks coming next month
- Logitech Tablet Keyboard for Android — Review
- Giveaway: Ballistic Cases for Samsung Galaxy S II and Nexus S
- Using NFC tags with your NFC enabled smart phone
- Giveaway: Samsung Galaxy S II extended battery from Mugen Power
- HTC will no longer bundle Beats headphones with devices
- Ice Cream Sandwich update for HTC Sensation on Telstra delayed due to issues found in testing
- MobiCity now selling the HTC One XL, beats Telstra at their own game
- Telstra’s HTC One XL may have been delayed until the middle of June
- Getting the Samsung Galaxy S III in Australia
- Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich update now rolling out to the Samsung Galaxy S II on Telstra
- Confirmed: Samsung Galaxy Note launching on Telstra come April 24th, $0 on $99, $864 outright
- Getting the Samsung Galaxy S III in Australia
- HTC One X — Review
- Ice Cream Sandwich update now rolling out to all Galaxy S IIs on Optus, for real this time
- Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich update available for Samsung Galaxy S II on Optus
- How to root the HTC One X
- HTC One X and Sony Xperia S now available from Allphones for $658, $488 respectively
- HTC Sensation, XL and XE set to receive ICS Update from Vodafone
- Ausdroid Podcast 30 – Talking Updates with Vodafone – 01/05/2012
- Getting the Samsung Galaxy S III in Australia
- Ausdroid Podcast 030 — Live Stream tonight 8:30PM AEST
- Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade for Vodafone/3 Samsung Galaxy S II available from midday tomorrow
- Maintenance update for the HTC One X on Vodafone rolling out tomorrow morning
- How to root the HTC One X
- Confirmed: Samsung Galaxy Note headed to Optus, Virgin in mid-March
- Rumour: Optus and Virgin have a Galaxy Note release date of mid-March, free on $79 cap (update!)
- Android 2.3.5 update for HTC Incredible S from Optus rolling out now
- Samsung Galaxy Nexus on Vodafone announced with pricing, order now!
- Galaxy Nexus stock is going to be limited at best at release
- How to root the HTC One X
- Sony Xperia S headed to Vodafone, Optus and retailers
- Confirmation: Sony Xperia S to launch in two weeks
- HTCdev ‘Unlock Bootloader’ tool now unlocks Desire HD, additional Desire and Wildfire models
- Plan Comparison: Samsung Galaxy Nexus on all Australian Carriers
- Crazy John’s jumps on the Galaxy Nexus bandwagon, offers eternal happiness for $0 on their $55 cap
- HTC says aggressive multitasking on the One X is perfectly normal
- Google to expand Nexus program to multiple OEMs
- Ice Cream Sandwich update for HTC Sensation on Telstra delayed due to issues found in testing
- MobiCity now selling the HTC One XL, beats Telstra at their own game
- Telstra’s HTC One XL may have been delayed until the middle of June
- Compared: Samsung Galaxy S III vs. The Competition
- Samsung Australia to hold Galaxy S III launch event on May 31
- Google to expand Nexus program to multiple OEMs
- Samsung Galaxy S III manual leaked
- Samsung explains its decision to use PenTile AMOLED on the Galaxy S III, says it increases lifespan
- Register your interest in Samsung Galaxy products with Virgin Mobile
- Ausdroid Podcast 30 – Talking Updates with Vodafone – 01/05/2012
- Sony Xperia Sola available for pre-order at Harvey Norman for $499, launches later this month
- Compared: Samsung Galaxy S III vs. The Competition
- Sony Tablet S Ice Cream Sandwich update available now
- Sony Xperia S — Review
- Poll Results: 48% of voters want the Galaxy S III as their next phone, 23% want a One X variant
- HTC One X and Sony Xperia S now available from Allphones for $658, $488 respectively
- Google to expand Nexus program to multiple OEMs
- Motorola Australia: Ice Cream Sandwich update for XOOM still coming in Q2
- Google could be looking at selling Motorola’s handset division to Huawei
- IDC: 15% of tablets shipped in Q4 2011 were running Android, Acer the front runner
- HTC One S, Motorola Atrix 2 on their way to Telstra
- Xoom 2 Coming to a Telstra shop near you!
- ASUS now offering Transformer Pad (TF-300T) in Australia
- Asus Offering GPS Dongle to Transformer Prime owners
- Google’s “Nexus Tablet” in partnership with ASUS is expected to ship in July, come in 7-inch form factor
- ASUS Transformer Prime gets torn apart, reveals yellow tape and awesomeness
- ASUS believe they can be the first to offer Android 5.0 ‘Jelly Bean’
- Asus Padfone is coming, combines Phone, Tablet, Keyboard and Stylus
- PRADA phone by LG 3.0 now available from Vodafone
- LG wants to make a Nexus device, have expressed interest to Google
- Own an LG Optimus Black? You can now update to Android 2.3.4
- LG X3 gets benchmarked, kicks butt with its quad-core CPU
- Thinking of getting the LG Prada 3.0 from Vodafone? Here’s a 1080p video sample
- Vodafone to launch PRADA phone by LG 3.0
- Google to expand Nexus program to multiple OEMs
- Huawei Ascend P1 launching here in May through carriers and retailers
- Google could be looking at selling Motorola’s handset division to Huawei
- Huawei announce MediaPad 10 FHD: Quad-Core, Android 4.0, 1920×1200 IPS display
- Huawei announce the Ascend P1 S, the world’s slimmest smartphone at 6.68mm — coming to Australia in April
- Top 5 Android Phones of 2011 as rated by Ausdroid
- IDC: 15% of tablets shipped in Q4 2011 were running Android, Acer the front runner
- Toshiba unveils pricing for AT200 10″ Tablet
- Toshiba’s 7-inch ‘Thrive’ to launch in Australia at the end of next month for $450
- Australian Tablet Round Up. Best Price and Where to Buy.
- Toshiba A200 “Excite” made official — only 7.7mm thick, 1.2GHz dual-core OMAP 4
- First pictures of Toshiba Excite emerging, looks like you’d expect it to
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Google has announced through the Google Australia blog that we now have access to movie rentals. They have an Android App available to install through the Google Play Store and also a Youtube page as well. New release movies start at $5.99 for standard definition they also offer high definition versions for $6.99 with library titles in Continue reading...
Google Drive is here. Google Drive has been rumoured for a an extremely long time, so long in fact that it was seeming like it was never going to come, but this morning it's here and you can access it. The Google Drive service initially offers 5GB to all users who sign up but also allows you to upgrade at Continue reading...
Google announced a new product this morning called Google Currents, it appears to be a new way to aggregate all your RSS feeds into a magazine style layout. Currents seems to be aimed at people who like a more visual layout than what you`d find in Google Reader. Unfortunately, it`s US only at this stage, when trying to install the Continue reading...
The other day we got the basic graph from Google showing that the Android market had served up 10 Billion downloads and then came the 10 cent app sale to celebrate, then this morning Google released an infographic via their Android Twitter account which breaks it down into interesting bits and pieces like the most and least Continue reading...
After announcing Google Music Beta at Google I/O last May, Google has just announced they have dropped the beta tag for Google Music at the 'These Go To Eleven' event we posted about a few days ago. The service is now live with no invite necessary but still only for residents Continue reading...
So we've all been waiting with bated breath for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich to come to our devices. Today is the first firm step in that process.
Google today announced today via their AndroidDev twitter account that the source code is now available for the general public. This means that manufacturers can start building the Android 4.0 Continue reading...
Google has just sent out invites for an event to be held at 2pm PST in Los Angeles on the 16th of November(9am AEDT, November 17th for us). The Verge is reporting that their sources are advising the event is for 'Google Music' and with a title like 'These Go To Eleven', I'm seeing a Spinal Tap reference Continue reading...
As you may or may not be aware, a few months ago Google announced they were shutting down Google Labs, numbered among the many cool labs they had in place was Google App Inventor. Google App Inventor is a simple tool for non-programmers which allowed you to assemble code with the App Inventor Blocks Editor, where you select the components for Continue reading...
We recently saw the announcement of Google Books in the U.K. and it was noted that Australia would receive it shortly. It looks like we didn't have to wait too long in the end.
Google Australia has now put up an official blog post announcing the launch of their new book store called Google eBooks.
Excerpt from Official Google Australia Continue reading...
Up to this point we`ve seen alot of social networking for people utilising Google+ but up to this point it`s been impossible for businesses or brands to utilise Google+ to interact socially as Google has religiously killed of these pages. But via the Official Google Blog they have now announced Google+ Pages which gives businesses and brands the ability to now Continue reading...
For those of you out there who haven`t got a Google account but still utilise Google Apps you have been locked out of the Google+ social network, till now. This morning the Google Enterprise blog announced via the GoogleAtWork Twitter account that the Google+ is now available to anyone using Google Apps be it at Home, University or Work. Continue reading...
