Sony continue to support AOSP and release open source files for Xperia Z Ultra
Not too many of the major manufacturers have been as free and easy with their source code as Sony have, in fact none of them have. Sony has continually contributed source code back to AOSP, showing that they...
LG G2 press shots leaked ahead of the launch tomorrow
The LG G2 is due to be released at an event in New York tonight at around 1am Australian Eastern Standard Time but that hasn't stopped the continued leaks, this time the press shots for the device have been...
Oppo Find 5 – First Impressions
I recently received a brand spanking new Oppo Find 5, with thanks to the guys at Expansys and wanted to get a few thoughts out there before going into a full review of the device in the coming weeks.
Lets...
64GB HTC One now available at Harvey Norman
If 32GB of on-board storage still wasn't enough for you but you just can't stop looking at the HTC One, then Harvey Norman have the answer to all your problems, they've just started selling the 64GB version of the...
Latest Vine update brings push notifications and additional sharing options
According to a number of people and articles around, many feel that Twitter's Video sharing social app - Vine - is dying a slow painful death because of the recently introduced 15 second video sharing feature in Instagram. Well,...
Dick Smith selling the Samsung Galaxy S2 4G on Telstra Pre-Paid for $349
It seems one of the first ever 4G or LTE enabled phones available in Australia - the Samsung Galaxy S2 4G - has now gained a new lease on life becoming available through Dick Smith as a Telstra pre-paid...
LG G2 Manual leaks and shows NanoSIM, MicroSD Card and no fingerprint scanner
Coming this Thursday Australian time is the launch of the Optimus G2 in New York. What we will see at that stage has pretty much just been shown via a manual found by French site Nowhereelse.fr. The site has...
NEC calls it quits on its struggling smartphone business
Well it looks like the first Android smartphone player in the Asian markets has bitten the dust, with news out of South Korea yesterday that NEC will shut down it's struggling smartphone business.
Of course this comes as no surprise...
Sony Xperia Tablet Z 4.2.2 update rolling out now
Sony's Xperia Tablet Z is one of the best Android tablets on the market - it's fast, it's beautiful and the screen is fantastic. And it's about to get a whole lot better, with Sony beginning to roll out...
HTC One Max caught on camera with 5.9″ display
The HTC One family looks set to get that bigger brother they always wanted, with photos of the HTC One Max leaking out. The Mega-phone/Phablet/Tweener has shown off its 5.9" display in some shots that show the design language...
Pics of clamshell Samsung Galaxy Folder leak
The rumour of a clamshell based Samsung Galaxy phone have firmed up even further - although it's still possible, though not likely that this is a prototype that may not move ahead - with pics of the phone leaked...
Singtel looking to enable NFC Payments in Australia and Singapore with Visa partnership
Singtel the parent company of Australian mobile operator Optus has announced a partnership with Visa to allow their customers to use their NFC enabled phones to make payments at NFC Paywave enabled terminals across Australia and Singapore.
The partnership will...
App to share media from Dropbox to Chromecast shown off
With a large number of mainstream applications working on Chromecast support, it's great to see other developers also working on their own Chromecast applications and well known Android developer Koush has already shown off an app that shares local...
Samsung Galaxy Note 3, smart watch launching early September?
Samsung is reportedly preparing for a big launch event to occur on 4 September 2013 to showcase not only the latest in their high-end phablets (read: the Galaxy Note series) but also a smart watch device. This could be...
Google announces new service coming to help track your lost Android device
There are a variety of third party applications that promise to track your Android device when you lose them, some of them have varying degrees of success. Today the Official Android blog has announced that something new called 'Android...