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 solid take and solid value for the $500 mark.
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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, bringing individuality back to innovation.
Oppo takes flagship Reno to the mid-range in Reno Z
A thousand dollars and higher is a lot to spend on a phone. What if you want a flagship device without all the high-end glamour? Oppo might have the answer in the Reno Z.
Value-driven 5G: Oppo Reno 5G reviewed
The Oppo Reno 5G is Australia's second 5G phone, but it's our first 5G review. How does it shape up, and is it the most premium Oppo yet?
LG doubles up with “dual screen” 5G V50 ThinQ
Is one screen not enough for your smartphone? LG's take on how a foldable phone could be ready now has arrived, with the unusual dual screen LG V50 ThinQ.
Google returns to the mid-range with Pixel 3a, Pixel 3a XL
Not quite ready to replace its flagship Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, Google has a mid-range model coming up with a more wallet friendly price. So what's different?
The not-quite Pixel-ish: Nokia 8.1 reviewed
Google's Pixel is a nice smartphone, but with a more flagship price than others, it might not be for everyone. The Nokia 8.1 on the other hand offers something close, but for less. Is it enough?
Samsung’s Galaxy S10 announced as a friendly foursome
One of Samsung's worst-kept secrets saw its official announcement this week, as Samsung revealed not just one, two, or three Galaxy S10 models, but four.
Nokia’s latest 8 shifts its former flagship to mid-range
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.
If my phone doesn’t have NFC, how can I pay with my phone?
While pretty much every iPhone since the iPhone 5S supports Apple Pay, the same isn't true with Android phones and Google Pay. So what can you do if your phone doesn't support Google Pay, and how do you add the mobile payments to your life?