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The latest flagship phones for 2019 haven't really been announced, but don't let that stop every manufacturer. In fact, Nokia's previous flagship series -- the Nokia 8 -- is getting a bit of a refresh, and a shift to nearer to the mid-range.

Razer isn't a brand we'd typically associate with smartphones, and yet that's what the Razer Phone 2 is. It even looks one of the company's gaming-focused gadgets, complete with a light-up logo. It is a great phone beyond this?

If you were hoping for a rival to Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone in the mobile world, and a chance to see someone else make a difference in your mobile coverage, it won't be TPG. Even though it had been expected to launch its own mobile network, that is sadly no more.

The year's biggest phone trends may well be foldable phones and all-screen designs, but you can at least get close to one of those for under $400 with Oppo.

It's almost the end of the year, and that means there's still time for a new phone, with Huawei's latest showing off a hole punch screen ahead of the new year.

No stranger to releasing phones, Oppo's latest release is one of the prettiest smartphones all year, offering a design, feature set, and paint job that you'll marvel at. Is it worth your money, too?

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

Three iPhone models were released this year, and while the iPhone XS models exemplified luxury in an iPhone world, it's the Apple iPhone XR that feels like it's an iPhone for everybody.

The iPad may dominate the tablet world, but if you don't have lots of cash to spend, there are other options.

The very definition of a portable computer is one you can take and use anywhere, and now that the Surface Go has 4G, it's even more true.