Lenovo Smart Display — Australian Review
Since the Google Assistant first took physical form in the Google Home I have been enamoured with the technology. Voice as an interface for ubiquitous computing is natural and removes the need to interact via a physical device in...
Editorial: “No More Huawei” — three simple words, taken out of context, simply to...
With just three words, an article in today's Sydney Morning Herald seeks to almost completely misrepresent what's actually happening in Australia's mobile landscape.
When Vodafone Australia's CEO Iñaki Berroeta said "No More Huawei", he wasn't talking about Australian carriers moving to...
Nova Prime on sale for 99c for a limited time
As a rule third party launchers are far and away better than the launchers offered by manufacturers. Here at Ausdroid our launcher of choice is Nova Launcher and the good news is that it is now on sale...
DxOMark follow up with their Pixel 3 camera review
After finally releasing their score for the OnePlus 6T yesterday, DxOMark have followed up releasing their Pixel 3 grade. Sneak preview: best Pixel ever!
After the OnePlus 6T scored an impressive 98, the same as the Pixel 2 last year,...
I signed up with Kayo Sports for $25 a month, and its bye-bye Foxtel
We've written a little about Kayo sports so far, including their colossal lineup of sports over the Christmas and New Year period. As a regular watcher of sports on TV (in fact, it's close to the only thing I...
The OnePlus 6T DxOMark review is in and it is “Good”
It seems we have reached a point in smartphone photography where the cameras are so good from one to the next that DxOMark scores are often irrelevant. That of course does not stop us from anticipating their release...
Samsung set to release their own night mode photography with the Galaxy S10 –...
This year we have seen Samsung have a safe but uninspiring year. After their turmoil of previous years who could blame them. One place they are looking to improve in 2019 is their smartphone photography are it seems that...
Amazon shares a sneak peek of what to expect from their Boxing Day sales
Amazon Australia hasn't really knocked it out of the park with their sales to date, but they're aiming to bring some deals to the Aussie tradition of the Boxing Day Sales and has shared a sneak peek at what...
Telstra is opening up their payphones over Christmas for free calls – some free...
It's a season of family, giving and getting back in touch and in that spirit, Telstra has announced that they'll be letting people make calls for free from payphones between the 24-26th of December. As a bonus they'll also...
[Updated] Google Photos album size limit doubled to 20,000 images, more than your Smart...
The album size in Google Photos has long had a limit of 10,000 photos, something we didn't think we'd hit in any day-to-day usage.
It turns out that that's actually not enough in our snap-happy world. The advent of Live...
Win one of 15 Bumblebee cassettes from Ausdroid!
After writing about Bumblebee Beats and Rewind on Spotify a few days ago, we heard from a few Transformers fans disappointed that they couldn't get to one of the installations in Sydney and Melbourne to pick up a cassette...
Fitbit OS 3.0 rolls out with new apps, quick access tiles and more
Fans of the Fitbit Versa and Ionic will be seeing a new update this week which brings a number of new apps as well as the dashboard allowing fast access to logging and data, and there's also more developer...
LG’s V40 ThinQ will arrive at Australian retailers in February 2019 for $1,299
LG's V40 ThinQ is due for launch at Australian retailers JB Hi-fi and Mobilciti in early February 2019, four months after its international launch, for $1,299.
The V-series phones have seen an increased focus from the Korean manufacturer after the...
HTC plans to reboot phone sales in 2019 with a focus on mid to...
As a HTC fan it's been a tough couple of years in terms of financial reporting. HTC has suffered some fairly diastrous results over the last few years, but they're looking to turn it around in 2019 with a...
Kayo has your sports fix ready for the holidays
Kayo sports has a lot to offer with 50+ sports available on demand and a starting cost of $25 per month. For a lot of potential subscribers there are a few barriers to getting their favourite live sport:...