OnePlus One Waterproof Test
Sony started it last year with their flagships being waterproof. Samsung followed up with the Active and then this year the Galaxy S5. For some reason a lot of users think they need their smartphone to be...
Google Brings Gmail, Calendar and Google Now Integration
We have always thought that Google's grand plan for Google Now was for it to run our lives for us. If you sign over your life to Google Now its ability to predict what you are doing or...
LG G Pad Rolls Out In Europe
Late last year LG released an 8.3in G Pad here in Australia. We reviewed it in January and to say the review was less than positive is an understatement. It was a mid range tablet at best....
Bendigo Bank launches a retail point of sale mobile payment solution called ‘redy’
The Bendigo Bank has long been the upstart in the banking community, by aiming their services at communities who actually welcome them. They've done well by being big on small business, in a time when some of the larger...
Jawbone Up24 — Review
The world of fitness tracking gadgets is overrun! There's already a lot of options out there, and thanks to sites like Kickstarter there's more entering the market all the time. Jawbone has been a well-established brand in the accessory...
Samsung unveils Galaxy Tab S tablet series – 8.4 and 10.5 inch devices, accessories...
At an event at Madison Square Garden in New York, Samsung launched their new tablet series, the Galaxy Tab S. The tablets will be available in 8.4- and 10.5-inch screen sizes with high resolution Super AMOLED 2560×1600 displays, a...
EverythingMe launcher now available to download from the Play Store
Earlier this year we reported that EverythingMe, an Android launcher quite similar to the Google Now launcher, had come out of beta for certain countries, namely the UK, USA, Spain and Germany. Well it seems now that the company...
Samsung Galaxy F ‘Prime’ pictured next to a Galaxy S5
The Samsung Galaxy F or Prime rumours have heated up again overnight with PhoneArena posting the above picture of what they've been tipped is the Galaxy F posing next to a now downmarket looking Galaxy S5.
The phone looks to...
Gadgets4Geeks now offering the LG G3 with 3GB RAM/32GB Storage for $899
Update: Well, that was fast stock has been depleted, but fear not there's more on the way so you can still pre-order.
Since the launch of the LG G3 in 2 different memory configurations - the model destined for the...
Motorola Moto 360 to launch at £199 in the UK according to online retailer
Since the announcement of both Android Wear and the very first hardware to go along with the platform, from LG and Motorola, the scramble for specs, pricing and release dates has been on. We first learned of a rumoured...
Rumour: Google Glass to launch internationally at Google I/O
Google Glass is rumoured to launch internationally at Google I/O 2014. Since the release of Google Glass some 14 months ago it has gone through various stages from early developer access right through to opening up the purchase of...
OnePlus One Shipping Now
Last weekend we reported that invites were rolling out to a few lucky OnePlus followers. The invitees were able to purchase the device but the issue was that there was a software bug preventing it from shipping...
Braven 710 Bluetooth Speaker — Accessory Review
Braven offers a distinctive line of Bluetooth speakers designed for a number of situations. Judging by their website, many of them seem ruggedised or weatherproofed in some way, and being standard Bluetooth devices they're all Android compatible. We've been...
Huawei Ascend G6 — Review
Huawei has been evolving in front of our eyes for the last couple of years. Bit by bit, device by device, the Chinese manufacturer has been releasing handsets designed to appeal to a more upmarket customer than some of...
Google I/0 2014 app now available
The 2014 Google I/O app is now available to download from the Play Store, ahead of the two-day event on June 25 & 26 at the Moscone West Convention Center in San Francisco.
Even if you're not attending the conference, you can still...