Huawei

Apple has new gear this week, as iPads, iMacs, and AirPods arrived alongside a new cordless vacuum from Dyson. Plus hear our Samsung Galaxy S10+ review, all in five minutes.

While it might look a little like the PC interpretation of a Mac, the Huawei MateBook X Pro has the goods to impress on its own.

Not just phones and laptops, Huawei is also building software, and software that helps, as it signs the Yellow Wiggle to help get a message out there.

A week of wearables from Fitbit to family-friendly to Huawei’s watch offering a full week of battery life. That plus early impressions of Samsung’s Galaxy S10 from guest reviewer Alex Choros. All in five minutes.

Like the Mate 20 Pro, but prefer a design that potentially matches your car? The Porsche model has arrived.

We all have phones, and for the most part, they all largely look the same: big touchscreens with a camera or two on the back. But this year, mobile makers are dabbling once again, and that's good news all round.

It's not just phones, tablets, and foldable computers that Huawei is getting into, revealing three computers at Mobile World Congress, too.

The Huawei Watch GT is a little different from your regular smartwatch, and that's not just because it comes across more like a fitness band than a watch. In Australia, it also has a rather unusual price tag: free. Ish.

Your phone might look the same as everything else, but that doesn’t mean they’re all the same. What will 2019’s phones look like, how will they be different, and what will they cost?

Samsung's Galaxy Fold may be the first foldable phone you've heard of, but Huawei's will be the one that really catches your attention.