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Hands-on with the Worx SD: the coolest screwdriver you’ll ever play with
Inspiration comes from all sorts of places, and a new gadget we're playing with is drawing it from a weapon, ...
Swissvoice revives the old phone with a new design
Phones have changed over the years, but chances are that most of us still remember (and have) the banana-like handsets ...
Asus VivoBook reviewed: value-packed for Windows 8 on a budget
The Asus VivoBook F202E lacks the EeePad name older netbooks had, but still at its heart feels like one of ...
Latest phones...
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Mate, it's big: Huawei's 6.1 inch $429 phablet reviewed
Huawei's first big phone is bigger than Samsung's own Galaxy Note, and coming with a 6.1 inch screen and a price tag well under $500, it might just prove… -
Very, very impressive: Samsung's Galaxy S4 reviewed
Samsung has been on a winning streak lately, producing some top-notch handsets and winning acclaim around the world. The newest model in the four year strong Galaxy range has… -
Review: Nokia Lumia 820
Interested in Nokia's flagship Lumia 920, but not sure if you can justify the massive size or weight? Well it has a 4G brother that offers similar performance, but… -
Excellent in so many ways: HTC's One reviewed
With the 2013 smartphone wars heating up, HTC is revitalising its "One" brand of phones, releasing a device that does away with the model variants, the monikers, and combines… -
Late but worth waiting for: LG 4G Optimus G reviewed
LG is packing in what it believes is the best of the best of the best in the Optimus G, and while this handset originally saw release in America…
Big phones attack
Mate, it’s big: Huawei’s 6.1 inch $429 phablet reviewed
Huawei’s first big phone is bigger than Samsung’s own Galaxy Note, and coming with a 6.1 inch screen and a price tag well under $500, it might just prove to be the budget phablet you’re looking for.
New tech in 2013
Yes, stroller speakerphones are actually a real thing
Spotted at CES was one of the more unusual uses for a Bluetooth speakerphone, though we were intrigued, and the ...
More than just TVs: TCL gives us the deluxe tour
As you can tell by the live blog we had running during CES, there was lots to look at, and ...
Samsung’s low light 3D lens is so many kinds of awesome
One of the coolest things we saw at the Consumer Electronics Show year was a lens. Sure, there was a ...
Be the master chef
Kambrook gets in the soup mood with a simple solution
The temperatures are getting colder and that means its time for food that makes us feel warm inside. Soup is probably one of the easiest things to do just that, outside of macaroni and cheese, and while we all wait for an appliance for that last food, Kambrook has come up with one for soup.
How do I…
How to fix three flaws of the Samsung Galaxy S4
Samsung's Galaxy S4 gets a lot of things right, but then there are the odd things that are just so ...
Sick of Metro? How to bring Windows 8 apps to your desktop
Not everyone is a fan of Microsoft's new interpretation of how an operating system should look. While the new apps ...
How to make an Android Smart Camera better
With the success of Android cameras, more manufacturers are expected to jump on the bandwagon in the near future. While ...
Budget gadgets
Vaya throws its hand in with prepaid 4G options
There are a plethora of mobile providers out there, but if you’re not satisfied with the likes of Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, Virgin, Amaysim, Aldi, Kogan, or any of the others that we all hear from, now there’s another group entering the fray.
