Yeelight: Bluetooth Controlled Light — A quick look
In a constantly growing, developing, connected world, one of the more recent additions to the marketplace is products for the “connected home”. This goes from music streaming services, to bluetooth speakers and an ever growing market: lighting.
Yeelight...
Xiaomi Mi Band — First Impressions
We like gadgets here at the Ausdroid team, while Android Wear is popular, not everyone out there has been convinced to make the jump, preferring to check out other options. One of those options came in the form of...
Oppo R5 — Review
Oppo last year announced two new handsets at their launch in Singapore, announcing the Oppo N3, an update to the N1, and another more design oriented handset, the Oppo R5.
While the major focus these days is on...
Aerios Aurora Qi Wireless Charger — Review
Wireless charging first really came to prominence in the Android arena when Google and LG included the Qi wireless charging standard as a feature on the Nexus 4. While Android fans in the US had a number of options...
Parrot Zik 2.0 Headphones — Review
Parrot's Zik 2.0 headphones are some of the most expensive consumer grade headphones money can buy. They're also some of the best, building on a reputation earned by the original Zik headphones over the past two years.
Parrot likes to...
Review: HP Chromebook 14 G3
After hearing about the impending release of the HP Chromebook 14 G3 featuring the Nvidia Tegra K1 processor, and having previously had experience with the series, I have to say I was more than a little eager to try...
Yotaphone 2 — Review
While the original Yotaphone was nothing particularly exciting back in January 2014, it did introduce a new concept for Android mobility -- the inclusion of a second screen. We find second screens in many aspects of life now, with...
Nexus 6 – Review
The Nexus 6 was announced 10 weeks ago by Google and here in Australia it is still a rarity. It is available at JB Hifi and some Good Guys stores if you are lucky. I can tell...
HTC One Mini 2 – Review
HTC has always had an edge when it comes to hardware design. Their phones, have consistently won awards, with last years HTC One (M7) taking home a slew of awards throughout the year. The HTC One (M8) followed...
Samsung Galaxy Note Edge — Review
Samsung is the king of the smartphone world, at least when it comes to sales. The company holds around 80% market share when it comes to profits and it’s mostly due to their ability to attack every possible facet...
Samsung Galaxy Note 4 — Review
There was a time when a Samsung Galaxy Note was the only viable option for someone who wanted a large phone. Then the market started to shift, screens became larger and 5” is now the norm – even the...
Moto X (2014) — Review
When I went to the Motorola press briefing back in September this year, I went hands-on with the Moto X (2014) back then, and I didn't have any strong feelings for the phone either way. So much was my...
Last Hope: Zombie Sniper – Game review
It's easy to get caught up in the productivity focus of mobile devices, forgetting that they are also devices that can be used for recreation; not just a communication and productivity tool. I was recently told of a great...
Quick Look: Moto X (2014)
Yesterday, we received the Moto X (2014) at Ausdroid's Sydney office, and after 24 hours with the phone in hand, I thought it was only fair to share a few impressions with you. I must, first of all, apologise...
First Impressions: Nexus 6
Disclaimer: I am a self confessed Nexus fanboy and have owned every single Nexus device there has been. I have tried to be as objective as possible with this first impression post but feel free to attribute my opinion...