Huawei P30 Pro will sport 40W fast charging
MWC is wrapping up and even after the flurry of announcements this week we set ourselves for more in the coming weeks. In just a few weeks time all eyes will turn to Paris as Huawei will launch...
Galaxy Unpacked 2020 – How to watch the Galaxy 20 and Galaxy Z Flip...
It's February, and that means its the start of mobile phone launch season .. which really lasts all year these days. Still, Samsung is typically the first major phone announcement of the year and with Galaxy Unpacked 2020 coming...
LG G6 will arrive in Australia on the 28th of March on the Telstra...
LG's latest hotness, the G6 which launched at Mobile World Congress this week is arriving in Australia later this month.
The LG G6 will be landing in Australian stores on March 28th according to LG Australia, with Telstra picking up...
Androidify disappears from the Play Store
Sadly the days of Androidfy are done, with OS updates and coding standards it has disappeared from the Play Store. The app that was released back in 2011 with slow but steady updates through the years, through to 2016...
Optus now testing Nougat update for the Galaxy A5 – expected to start rolling...
Owners of the Samsung Galaxy A5 are going to start the new year off right with Optus advising in their software update blog that they're testing Nougat for the handset.
There's bare bones information about the update, which will...
Huawei P30 Pro – Australian Review
It's no secret I'm fond of Huawei's hardware, but it hasn't always been the case. I first came around to Huawei's phone design with the P10, which was released a couple of years ago now. Before that, I found...
HTC One X appears on Virgin Mobile webpage
The HTC One X is one of the big guns that were announced at Mobile World Congress last month, sporting an Nvidia Tegra 3 Quad-Core 1.5GHz CPU and 720P HD LCD2 Screen it seems like it`s one of THE...
Huawei Nova 3i — Australian Review
Huawei is absolutely killing it this year, first launching the P20 series which has been a runaway success in terms of reception and sales, and as a company they climbed to the number two spot in global sales.
With...
Huawei Mate 30 Pro — A kind-of Australian review
This is a review I've been putting off writing for some time. Many others have already published their Huawei Mate 30 Pro reviews and moved on ... and to an extent, I did the latter without the former. I...
Xoom 2 Coming to a Telstra shop near you!
Motorola have announced that the first carrier for the Xoom 2 in Australia is Telstra. On paper, the Xoom 2 is well up there on current market specs and frankly after the disappointing Xoom I hope that Motorola got...
Alcatel 3 (2019) : Australian Hands On Test
At Ausdroid we often write about the fastest fanciest most expensive mobile phones but plenty of people can't afford (or don't want) to spend $1000-$2000 on one phone. That's where value for money phones like the Alcatel 3 (2019) come...
Google introduces auto-delete controls for your Location History and activity data
Google has overnight announced that it has introduced auto-delete controls for your location history and activity data whenever online with your Google account.
Google already allows users to turn on or off Location History and Web & App Activity along...
Safer Internet Day is a reminder of the good, bad and ugly of our...
Each day online people learn, laugh and explore the world. But there is an ever-present threat online to users security with data breaches happening far too regularly.
Yesterday, Safer Internet Day was a moment to pause and reflect on those...
Into the Wild: Comparison of Iridium vs Inmarsat vs Thuraya in the field
We've been looking at satellite communications for the last few weeks as part of our Into the Wild series, and we thought what better way to compare the options available than to grab three of the leading satellite phones...
MWC 2020: Sony becomes the latest company to pull out
Sony has pulled out of the MWC 2020 tradeshow taking place in a couple of weeks, despite assurances from GSMA that the event will go ahead and be safe for exhibitors and attendees.
Sony's exit follows LG, ZTE, Ericsson, Nvidia...