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Motorola RAZR HD — Review

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The "All Day Phone"... so does it really go all day? The RAZR HD is the latest phone from Motorola. Tagged as the "All...

Acer C7 Chromebook — Review

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Welcome to Chrome OS, the new wave in connectivity and working in the Cloud. Ausdroid primarily focuses on Android related news but when the latest...

Asus Transformer Pad Infinity — Review

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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...

Jetway 7″ Alfar Pad — Mini Review

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We don't review enough cheap tablets, so we reviewed one for you! The tablet market used to be dominated by the iPad. Nowadays, just as...

Blackberry Priv — Review

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BlackBerry a name that was synonymous with the corporate world with its handheld mobile devices. Over the last couple of years -- thanks in...

Asus Transformer Pad TF701 — Review

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Asus aren’t what you’d refer to as a newcomer to the IT market and have earned their place in the manufacturers' pecking order. They’ve...

Logitech Mini Boombox — Review

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A great little toy to add to your bag of tech tricks. It's no secret that I'm a big fan of Logitech hardware, keyboards,...

Asus Zenfone 2 Laser — Review

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When we reviewed the original Asus Zenfone 2 we found that it was good at delivering above the expectations of someone buying a sub...

Sony Xperia Z — Review

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Did Sony bring back the wow, or miss the mark? Ausdroid finds out. Sony Mobile's John Featherstone told an audience of Sydney journalists last week...

Google Pixel C — Review

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Android tablets have occupied an interesting space in today's technology landscape; somewhere between bargain basement junk that no one is ever actually seen buying,...

Panasonic Lumix CM1 — Review

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The camera that's also a phone The Panasonic Lumix CM1 is somewhat different to your average smartphone camera. In fact it’s probably better to describe...

Parrot Minikit+ — Review

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I've been toying with the idea of Bluetooth enabled hands-free kits for a while. I have a Jawbone Bluetooth Headset, I used it briefly and found I didn't like it due to various reasons - Looks, continual charging, looks. But I don't like the idea of using a mobile phone whilst driving and often do need to receive or need to make calls whilst driving and wanted to investigate what was out there which would enable me to do so within the confines of the law, to that end I'm going to check out the Parrot Minikit+ Hands Free Car kit.

Red Bull Mobile Australia — Review

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We review Red Bull Mobile's prepaid service, and found it a mixed bag. The other week, we received an approach from Red Bull Mobile Australia...

Samsung Galaxy S III — Review

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Samsung's latest flagship is good, but is it good enough to fend off the competition? You may have watched the launch of the Galaxy S...

LG Optimus F5 — Review

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LG enters the budget LTE Smartphone market LG has made a great comeback in their mobile phone market share over the past 12 months, from...