Daniel Tyson — It’s that time of the month, when Google releases the device statistics for the previous months, these statistics act as a guide for developers in telling them which versions of Android show the most amount of users and therefore where they should be targeting their applications. Remember that last month Google changed the way the...

Allan O'Rourke — After many years of whining, crying, stamping our feet and generally yelling at Google in frustration, the search giant has finally brought its Google Music service to Australia. The question now is: was it worth the wait? We want you to be able to make up your own mind. First we’ll look at the features...

Darren Kemp — A couple of weeks ago we spoke about the Kickstarter campaign for MiiPC – a $99 PC running Android that allows you to monitor and remotely control your kids internet use. Well today, ZeroDesktop have announced that they are giving Kickstarter backers the opportunity to double their memory for just $15 extra, bringing the total...

Buzz Moody — The HTC M4 has been floating around the rumour mill for quite a while now, but today we’re finally seeing what this device actually looks like thanks to @evleaks and Phonearena. As you can see from the render above, the M4 is ultimately a smaller version of the HTC One. How much smaller, you ask?...

Chris Rowland — In the smartphone space, there’s really only three real players these days; Android of course, iOS and Windows Phone, with an honourable mention to Blackberry which will probably be out of business within a year or two. Microsoft, being desperate to increase its market share by taking users away from iOS and Android, are ramping...

Chris Rowland — One of the so-called flagships of 2013 was the Sony Xperia Z, and while it’s being overshadowed at the moment by all the news about the HTC One and the Samsung Galaxy S 4, the Xperia Z really shouldn’t be overlooked. It’s a bit cheaper now than it was at launch, and when I reviewed...

Daniel Tyson — If the 2,300 mAh battery in the HTC One is not quite fulfilling your needs, then the non-removable battery in the phone means that your options are limited. External battery packs such as the Droid-Ax Portacharge are an option but carrying around an additional device is not desirable. Mophie has announced that they will be...

Daniel Tyson — If you’re one of the lucky few who managed to acquire tickets to this years Google IO, you can now start planning which sessions you intend to attend across the three day event. The Google Developers webpage has added a list of sessions for the event that are broken down into six different ‘tracks’. Developers...

Daniel Tyson — Well, it never rains but it pours. After a video was posted this morning by Dan McLaughlin showing off the Glass menu system via the Glass app on his Galaxy Nexus; Google has gone one step further releasing a highly produced version which shows the timeline in Glass in much greater detail. The whole navigation...

Daniel Tyson — If you’re as keen on Google Glass as the rest of the tech community and to a lesser extent the rest of the world seems to be then you’re keen for any information or news on this exciting product. Google Glass Explorer Dan McLaughlin who previously brought us the Glass unboxing video has recorded the...

Lucas Burnett — Featuring: Lucas Burnett, Geoff Fieldew and Jason Murray. Topics: Samsung Galaxy S 4 — First Impressions Optus stores will have Samsung Galaxy S 4 stock tomorrow, despite online sell-out Telstra opens pre-orders for Samsung Galaxy S 4 – shipping May 2 Achievement Unlocked: Galaxy S4 Rooted Root Google glass? Easy says hackers Google Glass Spec...

Jason Murray — HP has confirmed that its budget-conscious Slate 7 tablet is heading to Australian shelves mid-May. As previously suggested, the devices will appear from mid-May. Retailers confirmed by HP today include Harvey Norman, JB Hi-Fi, The Good Guys and Radio Rentals. Pricing has been confirmed at $199 for the 8 GB model and $249 for the...

James Finnigan — A new phone manufactured by Huawei, known only by the identifier ‘P6-U06′ has made an appearance before the Telecommunication Equipment Certification Centre, the Chinese version of America’s FCC, which French blog NowhereElse are tipping as the Ascend P6. According to its specifications, the P6-U06 is said to be the world’s thinnest smartphone, at only 6.18mm...