Samsung Galaxy Note II — First thoughts
The original Samsung Galaxy Note was initially a bit slow on the uptake, until people realised it was a pretty decent phone-come-tablet, which became affectionately known as a phablet. The Galaxy Note II is now upon us, and our...
Find Technology Bargains with the StaticICE Android App
We missed its original release, but felt we should let you know that the Australian technology price comparison site staticICE has released an Android version of their iOS app.
The app gives you quick access to search and filter your...
Is this the LG Nexus?
Love it or hate it, your next Nexus looks to be shaping up to be manufactured by LG. The Nexus rumour mill is starting to really flow and now this set of photos has been uploaded to XDA of...
Is this a 32 GB Nexus 7?
If you've been thinking of purchasing a Nexus 7 but been put off by the lack of larger storage capacity options, you may be in luck.
The Nexus 7 has no SD card for expanding storage capacity - you're stuck...
Huawei Honor — Review
Huawei shows off Ice Cream Sandwich on a budget
Huawei first started releasing quite low end Android phones in Australia and have recently started to build progressively better and higher spec'd models until we now have the Huwaei Honor which...
Native Facebook for Android App is in final stages of testing
If you've ever actually used it then you know the Facebook App for Android sucks. Mark Zuckerberg apparenly knows it too and was making staff at Facebook use the app to highlight the fact. Now Engadget are reporting that...
Wild Blood from Gameloft now available from Google Play
Gamelofts first game running on the Unreal Engine : Wild Blood, is now available in the Google Play Store for $7.49. The game which is based on the Aruthurian legends is a re-imagining of the tale of Lancelot. Playing...
Google aiming at tablet-optimised apps for Android
For a long time now we've been hearing from a variety of sources about how Android Apps are not tablet optimised. Whilst the Nexus 7 has bought some manner of relief to Google on this matter in that Android...
Samsung Galaxy S III mini on the way?
Some of us have big hands; some of us have small hands. Some of us like a phone that's almost the size of a small tablet, and some of us just don't. The Samsung Galaxy S III - a...
Tram Tracker comes to Android
Yarra Trams recently released an Android version of its Tram Tracker application, satisfying the cries of at least one of our forum members.
A useful application for getting around Melbourne's tram network, Tram Tracker offers realtime information and can quickly...
HTC’s profits dive to $133 million, down 79% from this time last year
HTC's unaudited earnings for Q3 2012 have been made public and they're not very flattering for the Taiwanese company, with a 79% drop in profits from this time last year. The numerical value of their profits: $133.2 million from...
Kogan now selling 4G compatible Samsung Galaxy S III for $749 (Updated)
One of devices about which we've been receiving request for information is when and where people can get their hands on the Samsung Galaxy S III 4G(i9305). Kogan has just announced that they too have been hearing your requests...
Rumour: Optus testing LTE Galaxy Note II for December launch
The announcement of the Samsung Galaxy Note II in late August got quite a few people I know excited and we've received many requests for information about when the phone/phablet/tweener will launch here in Australia on one of the...
Asus Australia asks people how do you pronounce their company name?
Asus is one of those companies like Huawei which have name that can be pronounced a number of ways. Huawei released a video in the US a while back which told people how to pronounce their company name. Asus...
Rumour: LG and Google to launch Nexus device next month
Whilst the name may not be decided yet, Paul Obrien from Modaco is posting that he has had the rumour of a Nexus phone from LG confirmed by a source he trusts '101%' not many details apart from some...