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HTC Sensation XL — Review

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Like many people, my first Android phone was a HTC so I was actually quite excited at the prospect of trading my Nexus S in for the Sensation XL for a week for this review. I have...

Redmagic 9 Pro Review — Power without the price tag of the big names

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It screams high performance gamer with a built-in RGB fan, the Redmagic 9 Pro is a powerful pocket gaming experience that gives you a great experience even when you're not gaming. With a big battery, 80W charging and all...

Weekend Warrior: Razer Deathadder V2 Pro is a new peak for wireless mice

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In the past, I’ve used plenty of Razer equipment and had a really good experience. In recent times we’ve been fortunate enough to review some of the Razer offerings and have witnessed just how broad the functionality and...

JBL Link 10 Google Assistant powered portable speaker: Australian Review

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2017 saw a lot of traditionally speaker manufacturers jump on board the smart speaker train. We had Google and Amazon test the waters first but their speakers were smart first and speaker second. Now that they have...

Mobvoi TicWatch S2 review

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Google and its WearOS platform is in a bit of limbo at the moment. The much vaunted saviour of WearOS, the new Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100, is having a very slow roll out and by all reports it is...

Review: Asus Mini PC PN50, a tiny PC with a decent kick

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I’ve been using a NUC as my PC for the past 12 months and have been very impressed with it. Although the Intel Hades Canyon I am using is high end specs the level of computing it delivers...

Hisense 55P7 ULED 4K UHD Smart TV – Australian Review

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I've been testing the Hisense 55P7 55" ULED 4K UHD Smart TV during the last 4 weeks and it definitely fits into the mid range value for money category. If it was a phone I would compare the 55P7 to...

Fitbit Alta HR Sleep Tracking and Sleep Stages Review

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I've been using the new Fitbit Alta HR to track my sleep and fitness activity for the last 24 days. The Alta HR uses a combination of your heartbeat data and arm movements to sense when you are asleep...

HTC U11: A Welcome Return To Form — Australian Review

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As HTC celebrates its 20th anniversary, the U11 is a gorgeous, feature-packed and very welcome return to form. The company's original “One” turned heads with its all-metal design and focus on low-light camera performance, but the Taiwanese manufacturer struggled to...

Ausdroid Reviews: Alexa Voice Remote Pro – its Pro time for the Fire TV

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Amazon has announced a new remote which will work across its Fire TV streaming devices, such as the Fire TV Cube we recently reviewed, which you can read here. The Alexa Voice Remote Pro is similar in design to the...

Ausdroid Reviews – IMILAB EC2 Wire-Free Outdoor Camera & Gateway Security Camera

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If you're like me and looking to get security cameras to help not only protect yourself but your property monitored for anything suspicious but also safe, it can be an absolute mine field to try and find the best...

Lenovo Duet 5 Chromebook Review – A great device that does nearly everything

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ChromeOS has evolved so much from the basic experience (Web and Email) we saw when devices first appeared. As part of Google’s drive to become your one and only provider of data storage, the development has continued. ...

CAT S42 Review – Ruggedised shell meets smart android

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CAT, which is normally best known for the heavy earthmoving machinery work on various construction sites fo for housing and some high rise developments alongside various mines around the country, have for the last few years been slowly dabbing...

HP Slatebook X2 — Review

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The first Tegra 4 device released in Australia, how does it measure up? HP is a company well known for their Windows laptops, in fact they are consistently rated in the top 3 manufacturers of laptops, but with demand for...

Alcatel Essential 8-inch tablet for Telstra – Australian Review

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Alcatel's newest Android Go-powered tablet is a Telstra exclusive 8-inch tablet for just $129. Unusually for a tablet, and certainly for a cheap one, the Telstra Essential 8" (its proper name) includes built-in 4G, and when bought from Telstra,...

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