Android distribution numbers for May – Gingerbread still dominant
It's now June, so it's time for Google to release the latest statistics on version number usage across Android. As usual the statistics now reflect how many devices actually visit Google Play and it's good to see that Donut...
LG Announces Next Generation of L Series Phones
LG Australia, yesterday officially introduced the next generation of their Optimus L series of phones. The Optimus L Series II consists of 5 devices with 3 models available in Australia initially, the L3II, the L5II and the L7II -...
New Gmail version 4.5 for Android starts to roll out
Last week we had a tip that the new Gmail app was to launch within days, and while it seems the projection took a few days longer than predicted to come to fruition, it has today. The new Gmail...
Vine for Android now available for download on Google Play
Twitter's six-second video creation app, Vine, is now available for download on Google Play. The once iOS-only app allows you to create six second videos that loop infinitely. You can either record short snippets within the six seconds instead...
Samsung announces Galaxy Tab 3 8″ and 10.1″
Samsung has just announced two more tablets in the third generation of their Galaxy Tab series. Being released are two models, in an 8" and 10.1" screen sizes which will join the 7" Galaxy Tab 3 which was launched...
LG Optimus F5 4G Now Available on Optus, Virgin
LG today announced the Optimus F5, a mid-range LTE-enabled smartphone, is now available on the Optus 4G network. The F5 is running Android 4.1.2 and features a 4.3-inch qHD IPS display, a Dual Core 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4...
ASUS at Computex 2013: Transformer Pad Infinity, NVIDIA Tegra 4, 2560×1600 IPS display
Perhaps the most impressive product to have come from ASUS's event at Computex 2013 is this; the Transformer Pad Infinity. This device is an absolute stunner. Powered by a 1.9GHz NVIDIA Tegra 4 Cortex-A15 quad-core CPU -- which has...
ASUS at Computex 2013: MemoPad HD 7 — A Nexus 7 with a rear...
Next up from ASUS at Computex 2013 is the MemoPad HD 7. This is basically a Nexus 7-ish device that adds a 5MP rear facing camera and replaces the NVIDIA Tegra 3 CPU with an unnamed Cortex-A7 quad-core CPU....
ASUS at Computex 2013: 6-inch 1080p FonePad Note — Galaxy Note competitor
ASUS is currently unveiling their new products at Computex 2013 and we're going to give you the good on what exactly we're seeing from the Taiwanese manufacturer. First up is the 6-inch FonePad Note which features a Full HD...
Cygnett case winners announced
Over the weekend we ran a little giveaway to distribute some of Cygnett's fantastic cases for the Samsung Galaxy S 4.
We had seven different case types up for grab, and having considered your entries, we'd like to announce the...
Editorial: What I’d do if I were CEO of HTC
Note: This post is purely a bit of fun and a dream of a perfect world. No one could realistically expect a 19-year-old to single-handedly reinstate a company to its former glory. Though, if they'd like to pay me...
ARM announces new mid-range Cortex-A12 CPU, Mali-T622 GPU coming in 2014
ARM have today announced a new SoC based on Cortex-A12 architecture that will launch around the middle of next year. Cortex-A12, while quite powerful by any standards, isn't up there with high-end Cortex-A15 found in the likes of Samsung's...
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 (Wi-fi) — Review
Can the Galaxy Note 8 stand up to Samsung’s high standards?
In the last few years, Samsung has created an amazing success story with their Galaxy S phones, and more recently the Galaxy Note range - the first...
HTC set to release a 7″ tablet in September
Remember the HTC Flyer? No, you're not alone. It was the first venture into the 7" tablet market that HTC made in May 2011. Probably too soon to market with a 7" tablet, HTC is now trying...
Is this the Sony Xperia Togari?
A picture of what could be the rumoured Sony Xperia Togari (or L4) has shown up on French Blog Nokia Day. The picture was originally posted to show the Nokia Lumia 1030, but Xperia Blog noticed it has also...