Nokia’s 5.4 sees four cameras, big screen for under $350
Nokia’s take on a mid-range phone might just make mince meat of others, as we see four cameras and NFC hit…
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Oppo’s budget A15 gets a three camera phone under $250
There's no shortage of phones in Australia, but if you're after one below $250, your options are getting more…
Do I really need internet security if I only use my phone?
We typically think of security for computers, and internet security for Windows and Mac, but what about phones:…
Australian Samsung Galaxy S21 reviewed: there’s room for improvement
A nice balanced design, a capable camera system, 5G, and a lovely screen. It seems like the Samsung Galaxy S21…
Boost gets an iPhone 8 down to a deal
The iPhone 8 may not be a big deal anymore, but thanks to some refurbished models, it's a big deal for Boost and Coles.
Vodafone outs a deal for under 25, but not kids or teens
It's back to school season, and the latest company to cash in on this is Vodafone, offering a new mobile plan…
New Snapdragon 870 suggests more high-end phones for 2021
There's not just one fast new chip set to grace Android phones this year, as Qualcomm reveals a spot just under…
Circles.Life gives students a discounted mobile plan
We're all fans of a discount, and students are known to get one or two, the latest of which is a mobile plan if…
Samsung announces three device strong Galaxy S21
Samsung isn't waiting long to launch its answer to a 2021 phone, with three variations of the Galaxy S21, one of…
Telstra 5G now reaches over 50 percent of Australians
5G is a big thing right now, and for more than half Australia's population, it's actually within reach.