Joe Hanlon has been immersed in mobile phones, plans and the internet for over a decade, having written for publications like CNET, Techradar, Gizmodo and Lifehacker. He steers the editorial ship and makes sure that we are always serving up the most useful guides and recommendations. If you ever bump into Joe on the street, don't be afraid to ask for a phone recommendation. It's embarrassing how much he enjoys talking about this stuff. He also loves listening to podcasts, so feel free to email Joe with recommendations.
Virgin makes its $35 SIM Plan a little more competitive with a double dose of data for a limited time.
While its competitors figure out how to cram more and more into our phones, Motorola takes a simpler path towards a better phone with more useful features.
Just because you want the internet doesn't mean you need to have a hulking big, ugly modem bringing down your neo-modernist living room aesthetic.
There's a strong suggestion that Samsung will release a leaner, simpler user interface in the Galaxy S6, but what should stay and what should go?
Samsung's latest is one of its best, though its high price and niche features mean it isn't the phone for everyone.
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The first day of 2015 brings an important milestone in Australian telco history.
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The Boost View 5 exceeds our expectations for a phone at this price. You get loads of screen real estate, great performance and tonnes of pre-installed apps for a fraction of the price of other smartphones in the market.
A mobile broadband modem needed be overly complex, but there are a few basics which need to be covered. The Vodafone Pocket WiFi does a pretty good job.