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...
Android 5.1 (Lollipop) beginning to roll out to the original Xperia Z Series &...
The rollout of Android Lollipop continues unabated for Sony, at least as far as their Z-series line goes, with Sony sharing an update via their Xperia News account that Android 5.1 (Lollipop) will and has begun rolling out to...
Google and Box team up to transform cloud storage
The modern tech landscape is all about co-operation and inter-operability, well actually it's all about platform lock-in and proprietary standards but it should be about user-focused co-operation and inter-operability. Today at least two more companies have joined forces to...
Motorola Moto X coming to Telechoice in Black or White for $599
At Mobile World Congress, during a Q&A Session on Twitter, Motorola announced that they would finally be releasing their higher end phone the Moto X in Australia. The first sign of the phone arriving here has come in the...
Official Android 9.0 (Pie) update is starting to roll out to the Nokia 7...
The Nokia 7 Plus is a hugely popular handset in Australia, and the rest of the world thanks to great specs at a fantastic price and now there's another reason to want it with Android Pie now rolling out...
Pixel 4 leaks just won’t stop – here’s the next-gen Google Assistant and face...
Hopefully someone is bailing water out of the Pixel 4, because it's leakier than the Titanic. The latest leak comes from Nextrift, who got its hands on a possible production model Pixel 4 XL and posted details including the...
Moto X+1 handset shows up in the wild
The Motorola launch on the 4th of September should give us our first official look at the Moto X+1, but with the launch so close, the phone will of course show up in the wild, that's what's happened this...
Galaxy S5 Prime to launch in Korea in five different colours
The rumoured Galaxy S5 Prime, model # SM-G906 is headed to Korea, according to EvLeaks. The handset, which is rumoured to be launching in June is said to improve on the recently launched Galaxy S5 hardware by introducing a...
Pokémon Go To Get New Pokémon
To say that Pokémon Go has been a success is an understatement in any which way you look at it. The game has had more than 500 million downloads across all platforms and has generated an estimated US$600 million...
Leisure Suit Larry: Reloaded; flirting its way to Android on 31st May
Leisure Suit Larry is one of those games that has been around for quite some time now and has seen many games added to the franchise including one that made its way to both the Xbox 360 and Playstation...
Google announces that with Android N, the N is for Nougat
Despite heavy teasing of Nutella as the name for the upcoming version of Android N by Hiroshi Lockheimer, head of Android, Chrome and Chromecast at Google. Google has today revealed that Android N will be Android Nougat going forward....
Google gives sneak peak of the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro, coming later...
At Google IO today, Google unveiled a slew of new and future devices including a sneak peek at the upcoming Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro. As you would imagine not a lot of information was shared but here's...
Huawei built Nexus phone apparently confirmed by Huawei source
The rumours surrounding the upcoming Nexus phone (or phones if rumours are to be believed) have apparently been made a little clearer today, with a source apparently confirming that Huawei has partnered with Google to release the next Nexus...
Samsung’s new Ice Blue gradient colour variant of the Galaxy S9 is gorgeous
Samsung launched the Galaxy S9 nine months ago now, and as with most companies they tend to use new colour variations to reinvigorate sales as time goes by. The latest is a simply gorgeous Ice Blue gradient colour variant.
The...
Editing tweets now rolling out on Twitter Blue
It's been coming for a while with multiple mentions, an accidental reveal and even a tweet revealing that it's in the works. Finally though, for those prepared to pay for it, the feature is rolling out across limited markets;...