Jaybird Vista Totally Wireless Headphones Review – Outstanding capability, but at a price
We’ve had a few sets of “totally wireless” earbuds come through the Ausdroid team lately. Each with their own pros and cons, but I wasn’t prepared when the Jaybird Totally Wireless landed with me just how good they could...
Sony Xperia Z Ultra — Review
Sony's 6.4" phablet dwarfs the competition, but is bigger really better?
Sony's Xperia Z Ultra is an impressive phone - in physical size, style and technical specifications. On paper the phone looks fantastic and has probably attracted the interest of...
App Review: Pocket Weather AU
Today in our Aussie Apps review column we're looking at Pocket Weather Australia, from Shifty Jelly. We've loaded it up on the HTC Desire HD from MobiCity and given it a test toast!
Pocket Weather AU is one of many apps...
Oppo R819 Dual-SIM Smartphone — Review
Oppo's Dual Sim followup to the Find 5
Oppo attracted the eye of media and consumers alike with their Find 5 earlier this year, a device that was - and still is - seen as a worthy flagship device in...
Google Nest Audio Review — Consolidating the look with a massive sound upgrade
We got our first official look at the latest batch of gear from Google last week in a very short overnight event. We’ve seen new Pixel phones, a new Chromecast, the rebranding of Android TV to Google TV...
Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 — Review
Is this the XXL version of the Galaxy S4 it appears to be?
The Age of the Phablet
The Phablet, Tweener or Phoneblet, for want of a better word - and believe me, we do want a better word - is...
Aussie Broadband Fetch TV Mighty 4K PVR Review
Fetch TV's Mighty personal video recorder (PVR) aims to be "all your entertainment in one place", providing the ability to view & record Free To Air TV (via an antenna), view and record many popular subscription TV channels (SYFY,...
Samsung Galaxy Tab S5e review – a thin, light, affordable tablet that does it...
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S5e tablet is a unique proposition in tablets. It's affordable, slim, light, has a big 10.5-inch screen despite its small size, and even comes with 4G options for those who want to tablet on the go.
For...
Huawei Sound Joy speaker review — Simple and power packed value option
Huawei has been doing a lot of work on computing, wearables and audio over the last two years. The Sound Joy speaker is just another step in that journey for the company and one that I'm pretty impressed with.
The...
Acer Iconia A500 Tablet Review
When you think of Android, Acer might not have the brand name clout of the bigger names such as HTC or Samsung, but where they have been strong is in the Netbook sector. Perhaps it is that success that...
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...
Review: Android-compatible Bose QuietComfort 20 Headphones
Last year I reviewed the newly released Bose SoundSport and SoundTrue in-ear headphones and was extremely impressed with them. The sound clarity and range they produced far exceeded any in-ear headphones I have even used before. The...
HoldMyPhone — Accessory Review
There's a plethora of mobile accessories out there nowadays. As you'd expect with an industry as huge as mobile telecommunications, the accessories range from the cheap and nasty, to "budget concious", high quality, impact protection, style/professionalism to the completely...
Huawei EnVizion 360 Camera — Australian Review
Huawei are all about phones and seem to be doing a pretty good job with them. The whole company is based around providing a great user experience for their users. This year they announced alongside the Mate 10 variants...
LG V30+ — Australian Review
LG's mobile strategy in 2017 took a mild hit with the underwhelming G6 launch at Mobile World Congress. The focus for LG however seems to have shifted more to their second half of the year launch of the V...