Reviews

A little while back we came up with a neat idea to showcase some Aussie developers' work for Android. We received a huge response -...

A couple of weeks ago we put the call out to Aussie application developers - send us your app to review, and we'll put...

Is the Samsung Galaxy Nexus ready to live up to the hype of the Nexus series? Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Phasellus...

It has been just over a week since I received my Galaxy Tab from our friends at MobiCity and a week since I signed...

Although the Droid Pro may never be released by a carrier here, we thought it would be cool to one from the guys at...

The Milestone 2 is of course the successor to the original Motorola Milestone, that really wasn't all that successful in Australia due to its...

A few of you on Twitter asked me what Gingerbread is like and if I can upload some screenshots. And I have done that,...

So we've made our way to the last month of 2010, December. Overall I think it's been a great year for Android in this...

With the Desire HD on its short voyage back to MobiCity headquarters, I thought I would just write a quick follow-up post to the...

Tuesday morning I received a courier parcel from Mobicity - the new HTC Desire Z had arrived, ready to be reviewed. The Desire Z comes...

The original HTC Desire launched way back in April on Telstra and was the flagship Android device for both them and for the Australian...

The Tablet race has just begun here in Oz, with the high-end being taking up mainly by the iPad & Galaxy Tab and...

Note: For all new readers, these posts go up so you guys can ask us questions about the device before the review goes up....

Huawei is a name that many consumers in the Australian market won't recognise. In an entirely unscientific test, I asked a few friends -...

While the full review is a little way off, here's a sneak peak of what's in store. The IDEOS is a diminutive 3G/HSDPA-capable Android 2.2-powered handset with similar form factor to the HTC Wildfire. It's small, easily fits in the hand - and while it might lack some of the hardware polish of a more 'name-brand' device, the IDEOS - as you will soon see - holds its own, especially considering the bargain-basement price of $159 outright on the Crazy John's network. It's quick, snappy, functional, and importantly, performs well as a mobile phone as well as a mobile data device.