Mobile Phone News
Optus will pay you to switch during iPhone hunting season
Optus is hoping to lure iPhone shoppers with credit to pay off early exit fees to your current telco.
Motorola’s new Moto X and Moto G: digital deja vu
Motorola sticks to its winning formula, rolling out updates to its Moto range.
If Apple’s iWatch supports payments, I want one
If Apple can straighten out the red-tape surrounding mobile payments, and includes this as a feature in its upcoming iWatch, I'll be the first in line to buy one.
ASUS ZenWatch is actually a real contender
The ZenWatch may not be round, but it's still a classy-lookin' piece of tech.
Samsung Gear S smartwatch is a little phoney
The curved-screen Samsung Gear smartwatch has 2G and 3G built in, meaning it can make calls and send texts all by itself.
Samsung’s coolest, strangest new toys
Many expected Samsung to announce a new Galaxy Note, and it did, but not without adding on a few surprises.
Galaxy Note 4: Samsung finally shows its metal
In a remarkable show of sensible design, Samsung has ditched its plastic ways and embraced a stunning new look and feel.
Sony Xperia Z3 range brings PS4 gaming to mobile
Sony will finally capitalise on its success in gaming, with a new phones that can play PS4 games remotely.
Apple says iCloud security 'not breached' in celebrity hacking
Following a devastating few days for over 100 female celebrities, Apple says it finds no breach in the security of its iCloud storage system.
OPPO launches top-tier hardware for lower prices
OPPO has released the Find 7 and Find 7a in Australia. Despite heavy-hitting hardware, both phones are cheaper than you may expect.
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