Oppo R9 — Australian Review
Oppo has had an interesting couple of years in the Australian market since their launch in 2014. The company got off to a flying start partnering with AllPhones and then moving up to Dick Smith and then securing carrier...
Moto 360 Sport — Australian Review
The world of Android Wear devices is very different to that of Android on phones. With the vast majority of the user interface and the user interaction model locked down by Google, Android Wear makers are left to differentiate...
Bose QC35 Wireless Noise Cancelling headphones — Review
When people talk about audio manufacturers often the top names mentioned include Sennheiser, Sony, Audio Technica and Bose. They don’t offer cheap “good enough” products to users; they build products that give the users the best experience possible and...
Sony H.ear On Wireless NC Bluetooth Headphones — Australian Review
Sony's latest wireless headphones have come a long way, and with noise-cancellation technology on board, they're a fantastic set of headphones.
I've had a pair of Sony over-ear headphones since 2013 (just after my youngest son was born, in fact),...
Huawei Mate 8 — Review
Huawei's concerted push into western markets continues, and the Mate 8 is the latest entrant into the Australian market which the Chinese brand is hoping will make waves. It's certainly big enough to be used as a surfboard, so...
Hide my IP — VPN Review
Do you run a VPN? Many users do as a part of daily online life, others think it's too hard and others take the (perhaps too) relaxed approach of 'I'm not that interesting' or 'I won't get caught'. Regardless...
LG Stylus DAB+ — Australian Review
LG arguably are currently riding the wave that manufacturers dream of. They've hit a winning formula with their hardware, their software (while not as clean and invasion free as Nexus software) is generally well liked and they've had great...
ZUS Kevlar Cable – Review
Cables, in our modern battery powered and data-driven lives they are both a necessity and a source of much pain, or at least they can be. Unfortunately, most contemporary smartphones simply don't give you enough battery power to...
ZTE Chat 3G — Australian Review
You might not have heard of ZTE, and even now, you mightn’t know who they are, but they’re a brand behind a number of devices you’ve probably used at some point. ZTE have made phones for Telstra, and USB...
Huawei P9 — Australian Hands On
We've just returned from a nice little trip to Bali to attend Huawei's South Pacific partner and media conference, and it's time to reflect on our impressions of Huawei's 2016 flagship contender, the Huawei P9.
Though we've not had as...
Parrot Bebop 2 Drone — Review
Not long after its release, the opportunity came up to play with… errr, “review’ the Bebop 2 Drone by Parrot. So... it’s not directly “Android” per se, but there is an Android App to control is and if...
HTC 10 — Australian Review
HTC hasn’t had the best of fiscal years over the last 12 months, but as a stalwart of the Android OEM landscape they’re popular with both the Android enthusiast community, as well as the wider public in Australia -...
LG G5 — Australian Review
LG have a reputation to live up to, having produced what we called 2015's Smartphone of the Year. The LG G4 was a brilliant mobile phone. It had a great, big, user replaceable battery, coupled with the best mobile...
Micflip Reversible Micro USB – Review
All USB cables are not made equal. We're the first to espouse that you don't have to buy oxygen sealed digital cables for 35x the price of any reasonable cable. At the same time, your $0.35 cable from...
LG G5 and LG 360 Cam — Australian First Impressions
Having attended yesterday's launch event for LG's G5, we couldn't wait to get our hands on LG's new phone and take it for a spin. As luck would have it, the day job has given me some time to...