Yotaphone 2 — Review
While the original Yotaphone was nothing particularly exciting back in January 2014, it did introduce a new concept for Android mobility -- the inclusion of a second screen. We find second screens in many aspects of life now, with...
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...
LG G4 — Review
LG's G4 is the third major smartphone launch this year, following on the heels of HTC's One (M9) and Samsung's Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge double attack. As with 2013, LG was a little late to the party,...
LG Optimus G — Review
Is the Optimus G just the Nexus 4 with LTE, or something better?
LG has struggled in the last few years with their smartphone attempts, but since the release of the L Series as pre-paid offerings, they've begun to show...
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...
Nexus 6 – Review
The Nexus 6 was announced 10 weeks ago by Google and here in Australia it is still a rarity. It is available at JB Hifi and some Good Guys stores if you are lucky. I can tell...
Samsung Gear VR (2015) — Review
Samsung's Gear VR has gone through three iterations before reaching a review bench at Ausdroid. The first iteration -- the original Gear VR -- was kind of limited, and only worked with the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. An Innovator...
LG G3 — Review
As we approach the end of the US summer, the big guns of the Android ecosystem -- HTC, Samsung and to a lesser extent Sony -- have played their hands. These manufacturers traditionally square off in the early months...
Moto X — Review
The Moto X - Motorola's biggest wasted opportunity
The Android road for Motorola has been a rocky one. In the beginning, their offerings were quite frustrating, with the use of their MotoBlur skin universally derided. It was, by many accounts,...
HTC One SV — Review
How does HTC's latest instalment in the One line stack up?
My love of Android phones has come and gone, and come again. My earliest Android handset was an HTC Magic (the G1 didn't really count) and I loved it...
Motorola Xoom II — Review
Has the Xoom 2 lived up to the expectations and hype?
The original Motorola Xoom was a huge step for the rapidly growing Android environment, carrying Android 3.0 Honeycomb and bringing a new "tablet friendly" operating system to users. ...
Red Bull Mobile Australia — Review
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 (RBMA). Their proposal? Check out our service, have a SIM card on us, try it...
Samsung Galaxy S 4 — Review
The Galaxy S III was super popular, but can Samsung repeat last year's success against renewed competition?
The Samsung Galaxy S 4 is set to be the hottest smartphone of 2013, and considering the success of its predecessor, will likely...
Samsung Galaxy A5 — Review
Samsung generally make great hardware, and the tens of millions of devices sold suggest that it’s well liked generally by many customers. In recent history Samsung have had one or two flagships available for the top end users...
ASUS MeMO Pad FHD 10 — Review
Asus and Intel join forces in this mid range pitch for the large tablet market.
The Asus Intel Proposition
Asus has good market credibility in the Android tablet space. With successes like the Nexus 7 and Transformer line of tablets they...