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Huawei's phones mightn't have the appeal they once did with the Google Play Store, but that won't stop the brand from appealing to consumers with price conscious sound.

Google's middle of the year developer show is back, and will be totally online because, well, you know why.

A curious feature addition to Optus services might just let you stop calls and notifications, but you'll keep paying for the services.

Looking for a phone that goes for days? A $199 Nokia by HMD Global might just fit the bill, coming to Australia in late-April.

It's not just Astell & Kern with an amp-to-go, as THX shrinks its audio technology down to something pocket-sized, too.

If you've owned an Apple device in the past decade, you've been able to find it. Pretty soon, that will support non-Apple devices, too.

You probably don't need a 10 gigabit per second connection, but it's still cool to see the benchmark hit.

Samsung is ready with a few new screens for office and home, but beyond size, the features are more useful rather than standout.

There's rumblings of competition in the mid-range and budget phone categories, as Motorola looks to offer several cameras and big batteries for low prices.

Looking for a bit of bad you can customise using your phone? SVS is offering a new way to get that sub sound.