Well how about this. Our own Matty Booth pointed out to me that on Samsung's support site it lists versions of the Galaxy S III that are going to launch. Lo and behold there are versions for Vodafone (VAU), Optus (OPS) and a few versions for Telstra (TEL). The GT-i9300 is just the basic Galaxy S III and from the looks Continue reading...

Did you pre-order the Samsung Galaxy S III in hopes of being one of the first people to own one? Well you're not alone -- actually, there's 9,000,000 other people just like you. According to a report in the Korea Economic Daily, who cited an unnamed Samsung exec, the company has racked up a whopping nine million pre-orders worldwide for their Continue reading...

The great team over at PC World Australia are reporting that Samsung Australia has sent out invites to the media for a launch event happening on May 31st. What might that event be for, you ask? Well I think this blanket statement from Samsung Aus sums it up nicely: "Samsung Electronics Australia is pleased there is continued interest about our GALAXY Continue reading...

Samsung have begun the official teasers for the upcoming launch of what we're expecting to be the Samsung Galaxy S III -- the Galaxy S II's successor. Samsung have created a website that might appear to have a gibberish domain, but is in fact an anagram for "The Next Galaxy". Clever. The countdown isn't counting down to the May 3rd Continue reading...

Just as expected, the Huawei Ascend P1 will be making its way to Australia next month and will launch on a range of carriers and retailers according to the Chinese mobile giant. We haven't had any confirmation from the carriers or any stores as to whether they'll be stocking the device, so it's a stab in the dark. However, we're Continue reading...

Dutch website Tweakers has received an invite to a Samsung event on May 3rd. There's nothing explicitly mentioning the Galaxy S III, but given that the invite says "come and meet the next Galaxy" it surely must be referring to it. A May 3rd announcement would give Samsung enough time to roll out the device for a May 22nd launch Continue reading...

It turns out the previous speculated release date of the Samsung Galaxy Note was wrong, but close. We've got solid sources that have just given us the release date of April 24th, as well as pricing: $20 on $59 $10 on $79 $0 on $99 $0 on $129 Outright: $864 As we assumed, you will be forking out more to get the Galaxy Note on Telstra than Continue reading...

The HTC One X is a hotly anticipated device, second only to that other Samsung phone, and now you can order it from Vodafone if they're your carrier of choice. It's available right now for pre-order online, or you can wait until Tuesday and purchase it in one of Vodafone's stores. The One X is available for $0 upfront on Continue reading...

There's a hell of a lot of hype behind the Samsung Galaxy S III, and the news that the GT-i9300 might not be it, is only going to hype up the release of the Galaxy S III even more. Sammy Hub are reporting that the GT-i9300 isn't actually the Galaxy S III we were expecting, instead it will be Continue reading...

If your one of the many people that prefer to buy your new devices outright instead of being tied to a carrier, Allphones just might have an attractive deal for you. They've put up the HTC One X and Sony Xperia S on their online store for the, somewhat unexpected, low prices of $658 and $488 respectively. That's under Continue reading...

Just a couple of weeks ago we heard rumours that the next iteration of the Samsung Galaxy S II was coming - in its 4G incarnation, on Telstra. We now have official confirmation from Telstra - it's launching tomorrow the 27th of March 2012. Compared to Continue reading...

We've received some more news regarding the rumoured Sony Xperia S launch on Optus in mid-April: pricing. Our source says that the phone will be available for $0 on Optus' $49 cap. The cap includes 1.5GB data, $550 of included credit and unlimited social networking on Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare (and more), which is (almost) enough to get the most out Continue reading...

Vodafone doesn't want to be left out of the HTC One X party; they've just announced they'll be launching the 4.7-inch Quad-Core beast in the near future. This puts the One X (and One XL) on Optus, Telstra, Virgin and, now, Vodafone. The release date seems to be locked in for April 2nd (we told you!) alongside Optus Continue reading...