Asus Padfone — Review
Awesome idea, but suffers from a few quirks that could be show-stoppers.
Asus are no stranger to innovation; the Transformer line of Android tablets were pretty much the only unique and interesting thing happening in Android tablets for a long...
Leader Tab 10″ — Review
Leader offers a breath of fresh air into a rough and stale market with their 10-inch Jellybean Tablet.
When you’ve tested, reviewed and owned top end tablet devices, it can sometimes be tempting to dismiss tablets that aren't in this...
Huawei Ascend Mate — Review
Can Huawei compete in an increasingly crowded super-sized phone market?
A lot of our time at Ausdroid is spent paying attention to the top tier of Android device manufacturers - while Samsung is doubtless the heavyweight of the Android world,...
Samsung Galaxy S6 / Galaxy S6 Edge — Review
Samsung has lead the Android market with its Galaxy S line of mobile phones for a number of years now, producing one of - if not the - top-selling mobile handsets on the market. The company has achieved mass-market...
Alcatel OneTouch Idol 3 (5.5) — Review
Alcatel OneTouch have made a name on lower end hardware, the results have ranged from decent through to less than average. But, since my walkthrough at their booth at Mobile World Congress, I’ve been aware that this company has...
Huawei Ascend P6 — Review
The Huawei Ascend P6 looks the goods, but Ausdroid takes a look to see whether it delivers.
When Huawei announced the Ascend P6 back in June, it didn't exactly jump off the page at us. Sure, the Ascend P6 looks...
Asus Transformer Pad Infinity — Review
FullHD Resolution screen with a full price
Asus's latest offering in the Tablet market is the Asus Transformer Infinity. One of the first things you notice about the Infinity when you take it out of the box is the excellent...
ASUS MeMO Pad 7 (ME176C) — Review
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As a top 10 manufacturer of tablets, Asus has been a powerhouse when it comes to providing Android tablets. Asus has provided a full range of tablets in varying from factors, from Transformers to Fonepads, Padfones, and...
Review: Huawei Ascend P7
Over the past couple of years Huawei have been steadily increasing their presence. They started off producing cheap pre-paid Android phones but have slowly increased they specifications to be closer to the flagships of the more well-known manufacturers....
HTC One — Review
It's crunch time for HTC.
After a disastrous 2011 in which they released a boatload of devices that were pretty much the same phone but a bit less dodgy, they decided to focus on one 'hero device' that would carry...
Review – HP Chromebook 11 (2201TU)
From time to time at Ausdroid we get the opportunity to review devices that complement Android or the larger Google ecosystem. Amongst these devices Chromebooks are a hot favourite for many of the Ausdroid writers. At this point I...
Nexus 9 — Review
Manufactured by HTC, there were always going to be a few questions asked; not only of HTC but of the device and its capabilities. Despite having produced a couple of quite outstanding flagship phones in the HTC One...
Galaxy Mini 2 — Review
When Vodafone won the Nexus S Jelly Bean Challenge it was a great day for Vodafone, it meant that Nexus S owners got their Jelly Bean upgrade within 2 weeks of the factory image being available on the Google Dev homepage, it also meant that Vodafone were free and clear of supplying a Galaxy Mini 2 to us to review and give away.
Review — Xiaomi Mi Note Pro
In the Australian market, we can be a little blinded to the larger worldwide Android manufacturer ecosystem, especially when said devices live outside the Googleverse. Case in point, Xiaomi is one of the world's largest manufacturers of Android phones,...
Samsung Galaxy Note II — Review
Is it just a bigger version of the Galaxy SIII?
So many people are confused right now with a seemingly never ending choice of phones on the market. I understand. In fact, we at Ausdroid go through the same...