Fitbit Versa: The Pebble that is now a Fitbit
Fitbit were the first big name in wearable fitness trackers and were so influential that their brand became synonymous with fitness trackers. At a certain point people started wanting more from their fitness trackers, and in response, Fitbit attempted...
Trump working with Chinese President Xi to get ZTE back into business with the...
Embattled Chinese phone manufacturer ZTE, the subject of a US trade ban, may find themselves back in business with support from a surprising source: the President of the United States, one Donald J Trump.
The following tweet went out from...
Nokia 7 plus now available at JB Hi-Fi
Nokia are back with a bang! Their 2018 offerings look to be mouthwatering designs. Add in the Android One operating system and you have an amazing phone no doubt. While we are yet to check out...
Google offers up to 50% off titles for Daydream
The Lenovo Mirage Solo has just launched in the US, and while Lenovo Australia hasn't announced anything regarding local pricing or availability, those of us with a Daydream View headset can still take advantage with Google offering 50% off...
Dead Zebra’s Robot Revolution Android Minis are now available to buy
After a long teaser period the latest series of Android Minis - dubbed Robot Revolution - is now available to purchase from the Dead Zebra store.
The set of Androids has been shown off over the last few weeks...
TouchPal is bringing AR Emoji to all Android devices
We've had some fun with the AR Emoji feature on Samsung's Galaxy S9 this year, so we're stoked to hear that TouchPal is bringing the feature to everyone in its Android keyboard.
AR Emoji is a feature that uses 3D...
Google is going to start requiring OEMs to deliver timely security patches
Google I/O was a massive event, with many things announced across the three days. One of the interesting nuggets tucked away in a developer talk was that Google is going to start requiring OEMs to deliver regular security patches....
If you like the look of the LG WK9 smart Display we’ve got some...
At Google I/O we got to have an up close look at the LG WK9 Smart Display along with the JBL Link View Smart Display. We've yet to see availability information or pricing for either the Lenovo or the...
Google says that the Duplex Assistant will identify itself
One of the more impressive announcements - and demonstrations - at the Google I/O keynote this week was their Google Duplex calling function that will see the Google Assistant calling businesses and interacting with real people. While impressive, the...
The ‘Clear All’ option will return to the next Android P beta says Dave...
The latest Android P build released this week during Google's developer conference as a beta still has a few bugs to work out and one of those is the absence of the 'Clear All' option from the Overview screen.
The...
Instagram launches Emoji sliding scale – a new way to poll your friends and...
Instagram has launched a new feature which they're positioning as a fun new way to interact with your friends and followers on Instagram. The emoji slider sticker for Stories gives your friends the new way to rate things on...
Save $50 on a Google Home from the Australian Google Store until May 17th...
If you haven't gotten your mother a gift by now you're cutting it pretty fine, but you can still her something geeky by either ordering a Google Home from the Australian Google Store or heading into a retailer near...
Android Automotive in 2018, where is it at and where is it going?
Why all manufacturers do not include some form of Android in their car infotainment systems baffles me. Every single car manufacturer's proprietary software is slow, boring and just not a great fit in 2018. On the other...
OnePlus pits the camera of their upcoming flagship up against some of the best...
The OnePlus 6 is set to be announced next week in London, closely followed by China and Mumbai. It promises to be a great looking phone from what we have seen and the entire OnePlus teasing has been...
The best plans available on the Optus network
Australian telcos are in the midst of a data war and Optus is largely responsible. We don't normally support conflict escalation, but when telcos fight, customers tend to win.
Optus has been pushing data-for-dollar higher and higher over the past...