Sony now asking you to register your interest in the Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact
The launch of the Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact has been a rather drawn out affair, with the launch date for the tablet withheld - along with the details for the Smartwatch 3 - for some reason best known...
Samsung holding back Android 3.1 for the Galaxy Tab 10.1v to concentrate on the...
Do you remember the Galaxy Tab 10.1v? You know, the device that went to Vodafone after being killed off by Samsung as they recreated it as the thinner, more Apple hating, Galaxy Tab 10.1. Anyway.. Vodafone has just put...
ChromeOS to get startup, shutdown, lock and unlock Sounds
The default OS sounds that many users are familiar with when using OSX or Windows are something you either love or hate, some people just disable sounds entirely while other revel in that Startup or Shutdown sound. And now...
Pixel C appears on Australian Google Store – now on sale
Google hardware aficionados this morning will be pleased to find Australia has been included in the list of launch countries for Google's newest premium tablet the Pixel C. The tablet has been in and out of stock all morning,...
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 — Review
So good that I bought one for myself
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 really proves the statement that good things come in small packages, with some significant advantages over the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Galaxy Tab 8.9 and many other tablets...
Google says all released Chromebooks from 2017 onwards to support Android apps
We have been waiting for a while for Andorid apps to become widely available on Chromebooks. We have seen more Chromebooks slowly being added to the list of those to support Android apps and now it looks set...
Trend Micro Titanium Maximum Security coming tomorrow — win a copy!
When Trend Micro's PR agency rang last week, my first question was — why? They know we write about mobile devices, particularly Android, right? Well, I demonstrated my lack of product knowledge, as I soon found out why. Trend...
Retailer Round-Up: In-store Weekly Specials
With only 13 days left till the jolly big fat man in the red suit makes his way around to all the good boys and girls, retailers are ramping up their last minute gift ideas, so here is a...
Panasonic launches Android powered Toughpad Tablet in Australia
Panasonic today hosted the Australian launch of the FZ-A1 Toughpad Tablet in Sydney.
Priced at AUD $1,499, the Toughpad is certainly at the upper echelons of the tablet pricing structure, but the build quality on Panasonic's Toughbook laptops and tablets...
Asus Republic of Gamers Zephyrus — Australian Review
Whilst over at Computex a couple of months ago I attended the Asus Republic of Gamers Press Conference where they announced a new laptop joining their lineup - The Zephyrus. Even at the press conference my eyes bugged out...
Samsung unveil new Tab 8.9 and revised 10.1
Update: A few errors wehere made in this article. My fault, sorry everyone. While getting my information from a number of different sites, I must have got a little confused. The 8.9 indeed comes with the Bluetooth 3.0 and...
Samsung roll out Android 3.2 for the Galaxy Tab 10.1… Take 2
Nearly 2 weeks ago, Samsung released the 3.2 update for the Galaxy Tab 10.1 which was recalled less than 24 hours later. A major (some would say outright clumsy) flaw with wifi in the update forced the withdraw...
Samsung to include fingerprint sensors in upcoming tablets: Report
Samsung is reportedly planning to include fingerprint sensors in new versions of its tablets, including a new tablet in the Galaxy Tab range, dubbed the Galaxy Tab S.
Samsung fan-site SamMobile is reporting that the Tab S will include a...
Google bolstering support for vision impaired users in Chrome with new Chrome extension
Google has been making further inroads into improving accessibility for vision impaired users across their product range of late. Beginning last year with changes introduced in Android 5.0 (Lollipop). Google recently released two Chrome extensions which have furthered this...
Chrome makes integration with other cloud service providers just that much easier
A small but powerful feature has snuck into the latest Chrome Dev Channel update (v43.0.2357.3) which allows third party cloud service providers (like DropBox, OneDrive and others) to better integrate with ChromeOS. The Files app now sports a new...