Mobile Phone Reviews
Apple iPad Mini Review
Whether you're in the market for a do-everything tablet, or a device to take advantage of Apple's incredible ecosystem of apps, the iPad Mini is the best tool for the job.
Samsung Galaxy S4 Active Review
Typically there is a trade-off between protection and power, but not so with the S4 Active. This is the same great Samsung phone we saw earlier in the year, just tougher on the outside.
LG Optimus F5 review
We take a look at LG's new 4G-capable smartphone for the budget-conscious.
Nokia Lumia 925 Review
The Lumia 925 is Nokia's latest flagship. It's essentially an upgraded Lumia 920 with a slimmer design and better camera. We took one for a test spin to see how it compared.
Huawei Ascend P2 review
It might be the 'fastest' 4G phone in Australia when released, but in most other aspects the Ascend P2 is painfully average.
Samsung Galaxy Express review
Running on Android 4.1.2, the Galaxy Express boasts the kind of specs you’d expect from a modern middle-of-the-pack smartphone with a dual-core CPU, 4GB of onboard storage, a 4GB MicroSD included, and a passable display.
HTC One review
The HTC One is definitely one of the best phones of the year, and makes it a very difficult choice for those of us who love iPhones or Samsung handsets, not to rush back to the devil we know, but to consider something different and very elegant.
ASUS Fonepad Review
We decided to take this big phone for a spin and see how ASUS’ concept of ditching the pocket communication device would fly. The short answer: not very far.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 review
Much like a big Galaxy Note phone, the Note 8.0 tablet differentiates itself with a digital stylus accessory, but not much else. It's slightly sluggish performance is a shame at this price point.
Sony Xperia Z review
Sony’s new flagship device has a lot to live up to, with the company proclaiming it to be the next step in innovation, comparable to its iconic Walkman brand. Sony are talking a big game in marketing the Xperia Z, and anything less than first-class performance and features are going to be seen as falling short.
