Samsung Galaxy Note – First Impressions
So I managed to get my hands on the Samsung Galaxy Note or as some are calling it The Phablet.
I've only had the phablet for a day now and I can safely say, that it is more phone than...
Motorola RAZR — Review
Motorola are hoping to make a big comeback with the RAZR; it's thin, it's fast and it's ready for action on Optus. I had high hopes for the RAZR going into this review, I'd read a few good things...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S — Review
When the chance to review the brand new Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc S arose, I was quick to jump at it seeing as though I loved the original Xperia Arc perhaps a little too much. What I've found with...
Google Wallet is now working in Australia… somewhat
If you couldn`t tell from my last post on NFC, I find the idea of paying for things with NFC or doing anything with NFC an exciting prospect. Now a hack has appeared over at XDA Developers that allows...
Official Hotmail App – Now on the Market: Review
Hotmail, the worlds longest standing free cloud email solution has finally delivered an official app in the market for Android. With a reported 355 million active Hotmail accounts worldwide at the end of 2010 (compared to Gmail figures...
Specs Comparison: Apple iPhone 4S, HTC Sensation, Samsung Galaxy S II, Motorola Atrix, Google...
Since the iPhone 4S has just been announced by Apple, we thought we'd put it head to head against some of the leading Android devices currently available and the rumoured specs of the Nexus Prime. All of them are...
Minecraft Pocket Edition for Xperia Play — Mini Review
I recently got my hands on the Xperia Play (thanks, Sony Ericsson!) to have a play with some of the new games that had been announced exclusively for the device. One of those games was Minecraft Pocket Edition. Being...
Viber: Free Calls and Messaging — Review
A free app that allows you unlimited messages and calls through your data connection can be a bit of a trap for new players. But for those of us that have either a high data plan, or understand that...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray — Review
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray is the sleek, compact yet powerful new phone in the Xperia range. The Ray can best be considered as a baby version of the Arc, with which it shares CPU, screen resolution, battery size,...
Platinum Air Hockey — Review
It's not often we review games on Ausdroid, but when they are made by Australian developers, we're keen to make sure we take the time to play them and show our support for the developers where we can.
As the...
Google Music — Review
iOS has iTunes native to it, although there are a number of ways to get your iTunes library onto your Android phone none are truly native with an app that is designed for the device. Nokia (prior to the...
LG Optimus 3D — Review
The last time I reviewed an LG device, it really didn't blow me away, in fact I couldn't wait to get back to my everyday device. The LG Optimus 3D is a little bit of a different story. It...
Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo — Review
The Sony Ericsson Neo is a beautiful-looking phone. With its curves, chrome sides and black to blue colour transition on the back I immediately fell in love with this phone. Is the love more than skin deep? Read on...
Plan Comparison: Galaxy S II on Vodafone, Optus, Telstra, Crazy John’s and Virgin
Now that all of the major and minor carriers have announced their pricing for the Galaxy S II superphone, we thought we'd do what you guys seem to enjoy - or at least enjoy arguing over - and that's...
HTC Salsa — Review
The HTC Salsa is the 3.4-inch touchscreen version of HTC’s two Facebook phones, and I have to say I recommend it only to the most hardcore of Facebook addicts. If you're interested in the other 'Facebook Phone', check out...