Google sets the timeline for the death of Google Chrome Apps
Google's Chromebooks started life as a fairly simple concept - a web browser running on a laptop through which you could access the web. Over time, they've become far more than this - locally running apps, Android built in,...
Best of 2019: Phil Tann
At the end of each year it’s always a great reminder to look back over the year that has been. In Ausdroid context that means looking at the reviews we’ve done, reliving the stuff we loved and trying to...
Aldi to sell 4″ Medion Smartphone and Bauhn 10″ 3G tablet
Aldi has not had a Smartphone in stock since the launch of their Aldi Mobile service back in March, when from all accounts it sold out; with many potential customers missing out on what seems to have been a...
Samsung Galaxy Tab A receiving Marshmallow update
Samsung have continued to update their devices steadily since they first started releasing the 6.0 update, and the latest device to get the update is the Samsung Galaxy Tab A 8.0. The update is 1165 MB and once installed users...
Huawei T3 8-inch Media Pad — Australian Review
Android tablets have to be one of the most divisive products around. Some people love them, some people love to hate on them. I’m in the tablet loving camp: I have a bedside tablet, a work tablet, a general...
Did Google Just Out the Next Nexus 7?
Most people who have owned a Nexus One, a Galaxy Nexus or a Nexus 4 will know and love the functionality that the RGB notification light brings to their device. The lack of notification light from the Nexus 7 was...
ASUS ZenScreen Touch MB16AMT – a portable USB-C display for everyone – Review
For the longest time, I avoided using a dual-screen setup. I simply had no need from one, mostly working from a laptop and - often - not even at a desk. However, with a more desk-based job, a dual-screen...
Lenovo Yogabook — Australian Review
The Tablet and 2-in-1 market is a fairly staid end of the market. For the last couple of years it hasn’t been terribly exciting, but at IFA this year Lenovo introduced the Yoga Book which made many tech pundits,...
Aldi is selling a 10.1-inch tablet and wireless fast charger from June 5
Aldi’s special buys often intrigue and surprise, and its seems they will be offering a 10.1-inch tablet and wireless fast charger along with computer and tablet pillows starting next Wednesday.
The tablet has a 10.1-inch display powered by 1.2GHz quad...
Three new Chromebooks are on their way from Samsung, Asus and Lenovo
Samsung, Lenovo and Asus have all announced new Chromebooks for this year with neat features like inbuilt styluses, detachable keyboards and 360-degree hinges.
Samsung's Galaxy Chromebook offers the built-in stylus, perhaps thanks to Samsung's experience with its Note phones. This...
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...
ASUS Chromebox 3 — Australian Review
ASUS make some really good hardware across the consumer electronics sphere, and with the latest batch coming to Australia, the offer of a Chromebox 3 came through for review and well, here I am - writing the review of...
Details about Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S 2 & Galaxy Tab E begin to leak
Samsung's premium Galaxy Tab S series launched a year ago this month, so in an industry that thrives on a yearly (if not sooner) update cycle, it's high time we saw an update to the series and if SamMobile...
Acer Chromebook R11 (C738T-C0CC) — Review
After the hugely popular Acer C720P, which Scott loved, Acer has released their next model, the Chromebook R11, for the Australian market.
Announced at IFA last September, the R11 offers a new range of form factors for the Chromebook,...
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...