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Need a phone that prioritises battery over everything else? The Moto G7 Power thinks a big battery makes for a better deal. Does it work out?

Is one screen not enough for your smartphone? LG's take on how a foldable phone could be ready now has arrived, with the unusual dual screen LG V50 ThinQ.

If you're looking for a big screen, a long lens, and support for high-speed 4 or 5G, Oppo has something coming.

Video editing on the go is now a little more mobile friendly, as Adobe Premiere Rush makes its way to more mobiles than just the iPhone.

One of the first countries in the world to get high speed 5G is Australia, and you can get stuck in from today.

If the idea of a phone is more complete with a proper physical keyboard at the bottom, BlackBerry's latest might be for you, and it's coming in models at three price points.

Back when 4G first launched in Australia, the first phone to support the technology was made by HTC. With the launch of 5G, it's all about Samsung.

It's a bad start to the week if you're Huawei, with Google effectively pulling access to its apps and Android updates for one of the world's biggest smartphone companies.

Competing in the upper echelon of smartphones, the Pixel phones haven't necessarily been wallet friendly of late, but the Google Pixel 3a changes that completely.

If you still fancy a Samsung phone with a big screen and several camera, you won't have to spend a thousand bucks this year. Far from it, actually.