Fitbit Charge 2 – Review
Fit bands seem to be a dime a dozen these days and yet the only brand that a majority of people know is the Fitbit. Fitbit were not the first to make a fit band but they were...
Review: Alcatel Idol 4S
Alcatel since their relaunch in Australia has been attempting to change their brand awareness in Australia, device launches of the low-cost Pixi and Pop branded devices have gone a long way to launching their brand through pre-paid devices on...
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 — Australian Review
There can be little doubt that Samsung is the current global leaders in Android phone design, manufacturing and sales. In fact, it could be argued that Samsung has leapfrogged the entire mobile industry with their current Galaxy 7 family...
Sony SRS-XB3 — Australian Review
The portable speaker market is growing, you've never had more choice if you are in the market for either a portable Bluetooth speaker or just a good speaker for around the home. However, with choice can come confusion, how...
Quick Look – Google’s Nexus Live Cases
In April this year, Google unveiled a new customisable case for Nexus 5X, 6 and 6P phones sold through the Google Store as an official accessory. Customers could customise the design with either a favourite photo or map printed...
Review — Pioneer AVIC-F70DAB and Android Auto
I have always loved having a decent entertainment system in my car. In saying that, I never had what I would truly call a decent car entertainment system. We saw big advances in mobile technology in...
More Nexus 2016 UI leaks
In the wake of this morning 'Nexus' benchmark leaks we are now getting a first look at some more UI refinements coming to the 2016 Google smartphones line-up, the 5.5" Marlin and 5" Sailfish.
Courtsey of Android Police, we are...
Moto 360 (2nd Gen) — Australian Review
Before we even talk review, we need to acknowledge the elephant in the room; the second-generation Moto 360 Android Wear watch was released around this time last year; that's right, this is 2015 hardware, which was only just released in Australia...
Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga 11e Gen 3 Chromebook — Australian Review
ChromeOS is a bit of a favourite amongst many of the writers at Ausdroid, and as a result, Chromebooks are also something we are very interested in. With Android Apps launching in beta on select Chromebooks it won‘t be...
Review — Samsung Gear Fit 2
I’ve reviewed quite a few fit bands in my time here at Ausdroid. I could say that they are a passion of mine but most of them you could take or leave, they lack so much functionality that I...
LG X-Boom Freestyler — Hands on
I listen to a lot of music, often topping 50 hours a week of listening time so for me purchasing good equipment (without being frivolous) is not a luxury it’s a necessity. I had the opportunity to review the...
HTC One X9 — Australian Review
HTC has a long and varied history with Android hardware. They literally kicked off the Android Handset market with the HTC Dream / G1, and again kicked off the Nexus program with the Nexus One. HTC then redefined Android...
Oppo R9 Plus — Australian Review
When people think of top range phones, the likes of Samsung, HTC, LG and more recently (albeit with selected handsets) Huawei come to mind for most users. Oppo are working very hard to catch up to the front runners...
Moto G4 Plus — Australian Review
It's been a little while since we've seen a new Motorola handset in Australia; the last major entries into the Australian market were about twelve months ago now, in the form of the Moto G (3rd Gen), followed closely...
Bose SoundSport Wireless Headphones — Review
It seems like we review a lot of Bose products here at Ausdroid. This is for several reasons, key amongst them being Bose make popular gear, they’re well known and the company are very good in providing us...