Netgear boosts work ready 5G speeds to their maximum
The theoretical maximum of 5G is staggeringly fast, but not something most phones can do. But Netgear's latest…
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The next generation of mobile technology, 5G offers higher data speeds and more connectivity. Able to reach past 4G’s speeds of over a gigabit, 5G can hit past two and has been tested to hit as much as four. Faster speeds and more ways to connect are part of what 5G delivers, and if you’re after a new mid-range or high-end phone from 2020 onwards, you better believe 5G is a part.
Samsung Galaxy S24 FE reviewed: flagship and economical
If you're after a flagship phone without the obvious flagship price, the Galaxy S24 FE could be one of the best…
Oppo’s flagship ambitions return with the Find X8 Pro
Oppo has skipped Australia with the Find X series in recent years, but it's back with the Find X8 Pro, a phone…
Apple iPhone 16 Pro reviewed: handheld powerhouse
Not everyone wants a bigger phone. If this is you, the iPhone 16 Pro has your name, delivering Max tech in a…
Motorola Razr 50 reviewed: an idea half-realised
Available for $500 less than its flagship sibling, the standard Razr 50 is an interesting look at what happens…
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 reviewed: too safe and mostly the same
Six generations into Samsung's compact foldable phone, the Flip 6 is a wholly safe follow-up last year's clever…
Qualcomm readies Snapdragon Elite for 2025 flagship phones
Curious what 2025's flagship phones will bring? We have an idea, thanks to a new chip on the way from Qualcomm.
Telstra outlines how the 3G closure will happen
There are only a few days until the 3G network is shut down for good. No more extensions, as 3G goes dark. How…
Apple refreshes the iPad Mini, ready for Apple Intelligence
The compact iPad Mini is back as Apple updates the internals for 2024, bringing with it the same chip from the…
Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max reviewed: big and brilliant
Armed with improvements just about everywhere and a bigger screen, the iPhone 16 Pro Max impresses in a…