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Another week, another phone, but with Motorola's latest play for the budget, it comes with something unexpected: wireless earphones as a bit of a bonus.

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.

The latest phone from Australian e-tailer Kogan is a direct swipe at the iPhone, and not just in name.

Nokia has released quite a few phones this year, though not all are meant for the budget or mid-range. The Nokia 5.1 sits in both. Is it worth either?

If there was ever a way to show the world that it was back from the dead, Nokia is certainly delivering it, unveiling yet another phone heading to Australian shelves.

If you're after a clean version of Android and like the Nokia name, the 5.1 might just be what you're looking for.

An Android experience the way Google designed it doesn't need to be the Pixel. In fact, you can spend a lot less.

With a battery that just goes on and on and on, Motorola's Moto E5 has the capacity to surprise, especially at a $229 price point.

Ahead of Google's big announcement, Motorola is readying a few phones of its own, and is joining the double camera club.