Smartphones & phones

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.

A frustrating move by the US now leaves Huawei in a difficult position, and it might not be the only company left in the Trump administration's wake.

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.

The 5G revolution begins as early as next week, as Australia's first 5G-ready telco sees its first 5G devices ahead of the middle of the year.

If you're a customer of either NAB or UBank, and you have an iPhone or Apple Watch, you can leave your plastic cards behind and just start paying digitally.

If you're an Oppo owner in Victoria and your phone goes through drama, you won't just have to bundle it into a post bag and hope for the best.

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.

Not sure if you want to capture a great moment up close for an intimate moment or far away to get the whole thing? Why not do both.

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.

Telstra has 5G switched on in parts of Australia, and Vodafone is testing it, so that just leaves Optus, which is ready with the first places to get 5G for more than just broadband at home.