Linksys EA8500 — Review
Ausdroid was lucky enough to make the acquaintance of Linksys at the recent Lizzies awards night in Sydney, and we picked up a Linksys EA8500 Router as a prize on the night. Though a prize, we undertook to take...
Review: Asus Zenfone 2 ZE550ML
Asus is a name that nearly everyone knows, although very few know for sure how to pronounce it. For years they have made laptops that have been popular with the general population. They have made the hugely...
ZTE Optus Fit 4G Smart – Review
ZTE has been in the Australian marketplace for a while now, albeit as a white label supplier for the three major telcos to offer their branded phones. But ZTE has been moving towards becoming known in Australia, and has...
Sandisk Ultra Dual USB Drive 3.0 — Review
We all have a need to access files conveniently. Whether it's expanding the memory on a tablet or smartphone that doesn't have a microSD card slot or quickly transferring files from your Android device to a PC, we all...
Klipsch Image One Bluetooth Headphones — Review
Style, good looks, great comfort and mind blowing sound. That’s what you’d expect from a set of Bluetooth headphones that will set you back around the $350 mark isn’t it?
Well the Klipsch Image One Bluetooth Headphones tick all...
Word Academy Review
Word Academy is a new word puzzle similar to games like Scramble With Friends. Does it have that one-more-go hook that puzzle games need?
Word Academy tasks the player with finding certain word in a grid of letters. Letters can...
Empires and Allies — Review
Empires and Allies is another in the well worn Clash of Clans F2P battler genre. Does it differentiate itself?
Empires and Allies gives you a fair bit of control during battles. Besides the basic tap based troop deployment common to...
Samsung Galaxy S6 / Galaxy S6 Edge — Review
Samsung has lead the Android market with its Galaxy S line of mobile phones for a number of years now, producing one of - if not the - top-selling mobile handsets on the market. The company has achieved mass-market...
Stainless Steel Sony Smartwatch 3 — Review
Sony's Smartwatch 3 was pretty well received by Chris when he took a look at the original - it went head-to-head with the Moto 360 in the marketplace, and found a permanent place on his wrist. Now, Sony's released...
Australians flocking to VPN solutions amid privacy, data retention and geo-blocking concerns
It's little wonder that people are growing more and more concerned with how their activity online might be stored and monitored, with Australia's recent passage of mandatory data retention legislation (and the virtually unfettered access to that information by...
Nexus Player — Review
Google has been trying to get a foothold in the loungeroom for years. The ill-fated Google TV saw immediate pushback from content creators, while the Nexus Q never made it to market but still holds a special place in...
LG Music Flow — Review
LG has been making TVs, stereos and phones for quite some time. They’re a big name in the consumer electronics game, and they’re using that name to take on the biggest names in the connected home music streaming game...
Samsung Galaxy S6 / S6 Edge — Accessories — Wireless Charging
The Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge is one feature-packed little beast, and one of the most welcome inclusions is wireless charging powered by Qi. As we've discovered, the battery life on the S6 Edge isn't exactly ideal, but wireless charging...
Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge — Accessories — Cases
If you've just received a brand new Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, there's a good change you're looking for accessories. There's an even better chance that you've found accessories rather hard to come by, especially if you've been looking in...
HTC One M9 — Review
HTC has been a bit of a fan favourite with both Australian carriers and the buying public. Their phones have consistently been available through mainstream channels for a long time, and for the most part have sold relatively well....