Nokia 3.2 Review – is budget the new black?
HMD Global has been pushing ahead with new Nokia devices that bring some high to mid range specs to the budget and mid tier range, ensuring the former Nokia fans and enthusiasts take note of the latest offerings.
It's no...
The Dr is cutting the cord – Beats Powerbeats Pro Totally Wireless Headphones –...
Beats by Dr Dre has been a standard for quality sound and music listening within the mobile accessories industry for a while now, which led to Apple purchasing the company from Dr Dre back in August 2014.
In the years...
Back to business with the BlackBerry Key2 — Australian Review
BlackBerry is a unique brand that brings to mind being successful and one of the true business leaders and forgers. It's a brand that - back in the day - made you feel you had made and accomplished many...
Nokia 8.1 – Australian Review
It’s been a couple of years now since HMD Global, the custodians of the Nokia mobile brand, launched here and there have been some very interesting and surprising devices since the brand came to our shores. Nokia has become...
Telstra TV 3 – Australian Review
It’s been just over 3 years since Telstra brought us its current TV streaming device, partnering with Roku instead of building a new product like they had previously done with the T-Box. The T-Box did okay, but it was...
JBL LINK View Smart Speaker – Australian Review
Smart speakers are now more and more prevalent in our homes and businesses. It can be a bit hard to work out which one to go with. Trying to work out what smart speaker will work best with your...
Nokia 5.1 Plus – Australian Review
HMD Global have take great pains to make 2018 the year of Nokia and its probably no secret that we here at Ausdroid have become fans of what they’re doing with the Nokia brand. There’s been some misses, but...
Nokia 5.1 – Australian Review
I was given the chance last year to review HMD Global’s Nokia 5 and while Nokia was banking on the spectre of nostalgia for their return to the smartphone game, with their second generation they're being expected to perform...
Huawei Nova 3e — Australian Review
It seems that 2018 has become the year of the “notch” for smartphones as more and more manufacturers look to maximise their screen real-estate.
It’s the “notch” design which Huawei is looking to take advantage of across its 2018 range...
Nokia 5 – Australian Review
When I heard that Nokia was coming (albeit just as a brand name through a new company called HMD Global) it gave me a feeling of happiness and nostalgia reminding me of the multitude of old Nokia devices I...
Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra – Australian Review
My history with Sony mobile devices is a bit mixed. Weirdly enough it was a Sony (and its former partner Ericsson) Xperia X10 Mini that began my Android journey and believe it or not I still have the device...
BlackBerry DTEK50 — Australian Review
When BlackBerry finally decided to eschew developing their own mobile OS and focus on devices running Android, it was something many people were excited about. The decision got the tech industry talking, theorising that this move could be the...
Optus Sleek X (Alcatel Shine Lite) — Australian Review
The Optus Sleek X was announced by Optus as its own premium branded device, to take on Telstra’s Signature range (albeit in a pre-paid format). Naturally, we were keen to see what the Optus Sleek X had to offer, as...
ASUS C202 Chromebook — Australian Review
I have an admission to make here. I haven't really used Chrome OS before, so I don't have a Chromebook, ChromeBit or a Chrome desktop. Like many, I mainly use my MacBook or Mac Mini, though I am familiar...
Moto G4 Play by Lenovo — Australian Review
When Lenovo announced back in May that a 4th generation of Moto G devices was coming out in three different variants, I was a little excited to see how Lenovo could improve on its Moto G3 range last year...