LG announces the G3 a high-res ‘simple’ smartphone.
LG has this morning in an event, streamed live to the world, announced their latest flagship, the LG G3. The phone has of course made an appearance in so many leaks over the last few weeks that there wasn't...
Watch_Dogs Companion: ctOS Companion App has arrived in Google Play
To coincide with their massively anticipated game title - Watchdogs launching, gaming giant, Ubisoft has released their Watch_Dogs Companion: ctOS app which they showed off at E3 last year, to Google Play. The app had been up on the...
Chromecast officially on sale in Australia today; $49 from JB HiFi, Dick Smith and...
At long last, Google has finally released Chromecast officially in Australia, with the popular media streaming dongle going on sale today in Dick Smith Electronics, JB HiFi and via the Play Store for $49.
Following rumours of the release, including...
LG G3 accessories available from Gadgets4Geeks
With the launch of the LG G3 upon us, accessories have begun to pop up online, including at the Australian accessories store and friend-of-the-site, Gadgets 4 Geeks.
Gadgets4Geeks has a number of accessories, ranging from a bumper case, a slim-fit...
LG G3 Arriving In Stores For Imminent Release
It seems the cat is out of the bag with respect to the LG G3, although I'm not sure anyone was trying very hard to keep it in. We have seen nearly every possible detail leak. Earlier...
Rumour: Chromecast to be available from JB HiFi
On Friday last week, we had the scoop on Australian stocks of Chromecast arriving in Dick Smith stores nation-wide, after a few tips received from Ausdroid fans. The rumour has been that Google will be selling Chromecasts in Australia...
HTC One Ace leaks again – June 3rd launch with 13MP camera
A cheaper, plastic HTC One M8? That's the story of the HTC One Ace, which is running the rounds at the moment as the next big thing to come out of HTC. The HTC One M8, has a lovely...
LG G3 shown off on LG Netherlands homepage
We're less than 24 hours from the official launch of the LG G3, but it appears that LG in the Netherlands has decided to not wait to put the details on their latest flagship up on their site. The...
Stop Press: More LG G3 Leaks
Yes, the title is a bit of tongue in cheek but with how the 2014 flagship from LG is promising it is not unwanted. As I reported just three days ago nearly every single thing about this beast...
LG G3 dummy unit shows up in Korean store
The excitement for the launch of the LG G3 is palpable, we've just about seen everything about the phone and each successive leak just stirs up more excitement for the launch event scheduled for Wednesday morning. Now, the hype...
Vodafone’s #TheVault competition is underway – details for the Ausdroid Crew inside!
Hi guys, pardon the intrusion into your daily dose of Android news!
It's Monday May 26, which means - besides being my birthday - that Vodafone's #TheVault competition is underway! Vodafone has released clue #1 this morning and it's time...
Exclusive: Samsung Australia mobile tech support being moved to the Philippines
Ausdroid has learned that Samsung Australia mobile technical support services will be moved off-shore to the Philippines as of June 1, in a bid to cut costs.
Many readers may not have realised that Samsung Australia operates a local 1300...
Google adds mobile web version of the Play Store
For some reason, Google have never had a mobile-friendly version of the Play Store. Probably because Android devices have the Play Store app, which opens automatically if you tap on a link to the web site. The mobile site...
Chromecast in Australia – what apps you should try
The leaks and corroborating evidence are all stacking up and pointing to the launch of Chromecast in Australia this Wednesday, the 28th of May. Dick Smith appears to be the main Australian retailer for the launch, where they will...
Google+ Photos Adds Stories and More
Last week Google+ received an update which added a whole host of changes to it. The change to the UI of Google+ was so extensive that the changes and improvements within Google Photos was passed over by us...