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Premium phones tend to push into $2K pretty quickly, but Oppo's latest shows you don't have to hit that high to get the goods, or even the greats.

The next version of Android is here. Almost. Kinda. Not really. But it's getting closer, now that the pre-release is available for testing.

Oppo's Find X2 Pro may well be the flagship way to sink your teeth into 5G this year, but there are more ways to quench that need for mobile speed.

Yet more choice is on the way to Australians keen on saving money for their next phone, yet wanting an assortment of cameras available to them.

Another day, another phone, as Oppo's budget and mid-range collide, offering four cameras and a big battery for a touch under $300.

For more than a few years now, Moto's "G" series has been about value. In 2020, that's not letting up one iota.

The Samsung Galaxy flagship for 2020 has one of the biggest screens and feature sets of any Galaxy phone prior. Is the Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G the best Galaxy thus far?

Lots of cameras are becoming the big deal feature in phones, and in Nokia's latest, the plan is to get four in for below $400.

Thinking of grabbing a Galaxy smartphone of sorts? There are even more options to choose from, as Samsung's mid-range expands in the "A" series.

If you don't need mobile payments, but would prefer a big battery and some sizeable camera smarts, you might find it in what Alcatel is launching this week.