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If you don't need the fancy 5G speed and want something with a big screen, several cameras, and a smidgen of water resistance, Oppo's latest budget phone could be worth a look.

An unlikely suspect enters the fray with a take on a cheap tablet that even sports a tiny amount of water resistance.

There's a new version of Android practically ready, and while you'll need to wait for your manufacturer to jump on board, the Oppo train is moving.

Microsoft has been out of the phone game in Australia ever since Windows Phone died, but now it's back and arriving with a folding Android phone.

A new phone from TCL drops the cost of 5G to well below $500, as the tech gradually trickles to the price of budget phones.

Not everyone wants an iPad, but if you like what the iPad Pro's 12 inch model offers and are keen to see it with Android instead, Samsung may offer something shortly.

A few months after being announced, Android 12 is almost ready for release for everyone.

You can already find 5G under $500, but what do you get for a little more? Oppo's A94 offers a marginally more premium take on the range.

Keen to jump on the 5G bandwagon but don't want to pay the proverbial appendage? Samsung and Telstra might have something in prepaid, if you don't mind a compromise or two.

A choice of three high-end phones are on the way from Moto, as its 5G Edge phones splits into options for more price points.