Samsung Wireless Audio Multiroom M7 Speaker — Review
Samsung’s making a big push this year with their Multiroom Audio products under the Samsung Sound name. We had a brief introduction to the products at their Smart TV launch in April, followed by a full launch event in...
Review – Dog & Bone LockSmart
We were recently invited to attend the launch for Dog and Bone's LockSmart Bluetooth padlock and came away eager to get some one on one hands-on time with the device. That wish was soon granted, and following a little...
Nokia 6 — Australian review
So remember back in the days of candybar phones and Nokia ruled the roost with their range of phones?
There were a number of factors involved but over time Nokia slipped from their (at the time) rightful place at the...
LG WK7 ThinQ Speaker – Australian Review
The WK7 ThinQ is LG's latest smart speaker with built-in Google Assistant capabilities. LG have succeeded in designing it in conjunction with UK audio company Meridian so the WK7 sounds great and provides excellent value for money at it's...
Review — Arlo 2K cameras are a great reason to start your DIY home...
When it comes to security around your home, there's plenty of options to choose from and decisions to make. Do you stick with a single brand? Do you want cloud or on-premises storage? Do you want cameras outside, indoors...
Samsung Galaxy Fold – Ausdroid’s closer look
I want to preface this review with a few points – the first one being, yes this is nepotism in its finest form, no need to comment about it, in before “it’s not fair! She’s just a ring in”....
Huawei FreeBuds 5i review — Solid sound on a friendly budget
There is a lot of competition in the wireless earphone market. Well-known names include Apple, Bose, Sony and Jabra, barely scratching the surface. Huawei is one of the quiet achievers in that market and, by previous experience, delivers quality...
Samsung Galaxy S II — Initial Thoughts
I wouldn't usually put up a post detailing my first thoughts on a device, seeing as though I only just received the Samsung Galaxy S II this afternoon, but you guys are just too insistent that I supply my...
Arlo Video Door Bell Review
With the burst in smart technology, one popular category to emerge is the Smart Video Doorbell. Like many smart devices, a smart doorbell takes the original device and improves it in several ways.
We've been reviewing the Arlo Wired Video...
Samsung Galaxy K Zoom — Review
Let’s just get this out of the way now. Touchwiz; you either love it or hate it.
My first Android smartphone was the original Samsung Galaxy S I9000 “iPhone killer”. I didn’t mind TouchWiz back then as I had nothing...
Huawei P30 Pro — Australian Hands-On Report
With the launch of Huawei’s new photography focused P30 series in the early hours of this morning, no doubt you’ll be thinking “sure, it’s great to know what’s coming, but what’s it actually like?” The answer is getting easier...
Nokia 5 – Australian Review
When I heard that Nokia was coming (albeit just as a brand name through a new company called HMD Global) it gave me a feeling of happiness and nostalgia reminding me of the multitude of old Nokia devices I...
Pumping it out – BlueAnt Pump Air 2 Wireless Earbuds Review
Blueant has been an Aussie institution that both design and create some impressive Bluetooth based technology items and accessories since its inception in 2003.
I have used a couple of BlueAnt's earlier speakers and earphones/earbuds and have been impressed with...
Lenovo X1 Carbon — Laptop Review
Lenovo is a name that anyone who has shopped for computers in a retail superstore will know. They’re well respected for providing quality products through a range of hardware specs, particularly corporate targeted hardware and at a reasonably affordable...
Game Review: VVVVVV Android Port
I absolutely fell in love with VVVVVV when I grabbed my first Humble Bundle for PC and despite never completing it, it became my number one favourite indie game of all time. So when I saw the game had...