Samsung Galaxy S 5 — Review
Samsung's Galaxy S5. Announced only recently at Mobile World Congress 2014 and released in Australia last week, the Galaxy S5 is already taking the world by storm. We've had the opportunity, and we expect you have too, to read...
HTC One (M8) — Review
Is the HTC One (M8) your new Mate?
HTC has a long and proud history in the mobile industry. From their early years as an ODM (original design manufacturer) making phones and mobile devices to be branded as HP and...
Sony QX100 Lens-Style camera — Review
The QX100 Lens-style camera that can be attached to your Smartphone, but is it worth a shot?
Manufacturers have been including cameras in mobile phones for over a decade and as phones get more powerful and portable, so have the...
HP Chromebook 14(14-Q002TU) — Review
Haswell means more power for longer, but is it worth the higher price?
HP joined the growing list of OEMs manufacturing Chromebooks with the HP Chromebook 14(14c001tu) back in March last year. They've since followed up with the Chromebook 11...
LG G Flex — Review
Is curved and flexible something that should be a 'thing'?
LG has been slowly climbing to the top of the Android mobile phone market for a few years, quietly improving their hardware over different models to the point where their...
HP Chromebook 11 — First Look
The HP Chromebook 11 enters an increasingly crowded market, where there are (at least in Australia) a good number of choices in Chromebooks around the $300-$400 mark. Already we've seen the Samsung Chromebook, Acer C7, Acer C720 and glimmers...
LG G Pad 8.3 — Review
Can LG supersize the excellent G2 smartphone and weave the same magic in tablet form?
We haven’t seen a lot of activity from LG in the tablet market, despite its relative maturity. Looking back, LG last dipped its toes into...
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014) — Review
Samsung have been making some impact in the tablet market in the past 12 months but does the 2014 edition of the Galaxy Note 10.1 stand out in the ever-growing crowd of premium tablets?
Samsung are the big success story...
Motorola Moto G — Review
Motorola's release of the Moto G marks the first handset released onto the Australian market from the mobile giant in quite some time. While it was hoped the Moto X would make it to Australia, it seems this was...
Samsung Galaxy Gear — Review
How does Samsung's smart watch stack up?
The Galaxy Gear is Samsung’s first entry into the smart watch, or "wearables", market. It joins the Pebble and Sony's Sony’s Smartwatch 2 in what seems to be a developing market.
It's arguable whether...
Nexus 5 — Review
Not just for Nexus fans
Since the Nexus One was released in 2010 Google have been using the Nexus line to cater to lots of different use cases and needs. Nexus phones have served honourably as Android Developer phones. Nexus...
HTC One Max — Review
Some say it's just a big HTC One. All we know is.. it's called the HTC One Max.
HTC have been on a winning formula in 2013; the HTC One was — without doubt — one of the best smartphones...
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 — Review
Is Samsung's third entry in the series still one to take Note of?
The Galaxy Note 3 is Samsung’s third iteration of its popular Galaxy Note series, which started with a phone that, on release, was considered "niche" because of...
Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini — Review
Making the right compromises for it’s target market, mostly.
The Target Market Isn’t Small!
Not everyone is keen on a big five-inch phone. Plenty of friends have asked me what I’d recommend as a smaller Android phone. Although the big phone...
Sony Xperia Z1 — Review
Sony's second 2013 flagship phone doesn't disappoint.
Earlier this year, we rather enjoyed our time with Sony's Xperia Z. The company's waterproof, dustproof, “lifeproof" device proved popular despite being the underdog in the annual HTC-Samsung duopoly of mega powerful flagship...