Monthly Archives: April 2018
4TFY VPN offering a genuine lifetime subscription for US$99
We’ve previously written about the 4TFY VPN offering and their Kickstarter campaign. 4TFY has now progressed from crowd-funded startup to functioning business, and is still offering some great pricing. The headline feature is that for...
The LG G7 extra button will be linked with Google Assistant
The LG G7 has been pretty well leaked ahead of its May 2nd unveiling in New York. One of the mysteries remaining has been the appearance of an additional button in renders, but a...
Huawei announce the local launch date of the award-winning P20 Pro
Huawei have made a splash with the P20 series phones, specifically the P20 Pro. It's camera is not only innovative with its 3 lenses but has scored the highest ever for a smartphone on...
ZTE issues statement on US trade ban – says they will resolve the issue...
After the US Department of Commerce this week issued a 7-year ban on ZTE trading with US companies after issues were raised regarding breaking trade embargoes, ZTE has today released a statement advising they...
Google is putting Allo on hold to build out RCS messaging features in Android...
It looks like Google's messaging strategy is getting even messier - or maybe less messier with a new report today stating that Google is halting work on Allo to concentrate on building out the...
Amazon launches Skill Blueprints to let anyone program their own Alexa Skill or Response...
Amazon has today launched a neat new feature for Alexa users in the US who want to expand the array of Skills and Responses on offer. With the new 'Skill Blueprint', Alexa users can...
Sony 3D Creator app update brings Selfie Scanning, Facebook sharing and more in the...
Sony has today begun rolling out the new 2.0 update for their 3D Creator app for compatible Xperia phones, adding in new features first announced at Mobile World Congress.
The 3D Creator app was first...
Ultimate Ears unveil new BLAST and MEGABLAST smart speakers powered by Amazon Alexa
Ultimate Ears has today announced that their first smart speakers, powered by Amazon Alexa, will be arriving in Australia with the UE BLAST and MEGABLAST heading to stores next month.
The speakers integration with Alexa...
Dead Zebra invites you to Meet the Androids – Part 1
The new series of Android Minis from Dead Zebra has the Android collector community in a tizzy, and today we're starting to get our first close look at the 15 unique new designs (and...
Motorola officially unveil the Moto G6 (Play and Plus as well) and Moto E5...
Motorola had a big event in Sao Paulo Brazil overnight, announcing their new mid-range devices. The announcement included both Moto E5 and G6 series phones, with Plus and Play variants announced as well.
Moto E5...
Huawei’s P20 and P20 Pro have landed on amaysim’s tech store, from $975
Following Huawei's launch of the P20 and P20 Pro late last month, we've been keenly awaiting news of the smartphones' arrival in Australia. Though we've not heard from Huawei on carrier plans just yet,...
US bans sales to ZTE – future with Android uncertain according to report
The future of ZTE as an Android phone maker is in flux at the moment, with the company facing a ban on purchasing components from US companies after they admitted to violating sanctions against...
OnePlus makes the Avengers-themed OnePlus 6 official — looks to be exclusive to India
The upcoming OnePlus 6 could be their best device ever and considering how good the OnePlus 5T was it would be an impressive feat. With specs to match any of the high end...
App Review: PictureThis AI Plant Identification vs Google Lens
I've recently become interested in gardening after moving into a new apartment with a sunny balcony and big north facing windows with empty floor space in front of them.
Deciding which plants to buy is...
The ’80s Throwback Hits’ sale on Google Play offers you awesome classic movies from...
This is going to cost me a small fortune. Google has today launched a new sale on Google Play with their 80s Throwback Hits offering movies from the 1980's from just $4.99.
There's a lot...