Samsung, Star Wars team for limited edition Note10+
If the force is with you or you'd like it to be, the limited edition Star Wars Note 10+ just might be the droid…
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Hands-on with Xiaomi’s 108 megapixel sub-$1000 Mi Note 10
The megapixel wars may well be back, as Xiaomi rocks a staggering 108 megapixels in a phone under a grand.
Razer eyes Android game controller that switches things
The Nintendo Switch is definitely one way to get your mobile game on, but your mobile can do it too, and now…
Motorola folds a smartphone into the retro Razr
Depending on how old you are, you might remember Motorola's Razr. Good news, it's coming back, and as something…
Oppo Reno Z reviewed: a solid value
If you're looking for a phone that hits the mid-range well, the Oppo Reno Z might just sit well, offering a…
How the iPhone trade-in program works if you’ve repaired outside of Apple
We've all seen a broken iPhone, and you might even have one in your life, but did you know there are rules…
Tivoli resurrects the bedside with Revive speaker, charger
Bedside radios are largely dead thanks to phones, but Tivoli's latest gadget looks to revive the category with…
Huawei’s Mate 30 Pro arrives with a big camera, very little app compatibility
Huawei's next groundbreaking camera phone comes with an interesting catch or two, and they just might stop you…
Samsung Galaxy Fold reviewed: intriguing and inventive
If the year's phones haven't been as amazeballs as you had hoped, the Samsung Galaxy Fold raises the bar,…
Optus switches on 5G for mobile, home broadband
There are now two 5G providers in Australia, as Optus joins Telstra in some of the world's fastest speeds.