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Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone
Nokia Lumia 800 review: Nokia's first Windows Phone is also the first smartphone to effectively compete with iPhone and Android rivals
HTC Velocity 4G Android phone
HTC Velocity 4G review: Australia's first 4G smartphone is fast, but coverage is limited
Samsung Galaxy Y Android phone (preview)
Samsung Galaxy Y preview: An Android smartphone that retails for just $129
Nokia 700 smartphone
Nokia 700 review: A superbly crafted smartphone that looks and feels slick
Plantronics Voyager Pro HD headset
This Bluetooth mobile headset has some useful features built in
Telstra EasyTouch Discovery 3 mobile phone
Telstra EasyTouch Discovery 3 review: A 3G mobile phone specifically targeted at seniors and older Australians
LG Optimus Spirit Android phone
LG Optimus Spirit review: A cheap Android phone that offers plenty of bang for your buck
Huawei Ascend P1 S Android phone (preview)
Huawei Ascend P1 S preview: The thinnest smartphone in the world (for now)
Sony Xperia S Android phone (preview)
Sony Xperia S preview: The first "next generation" smartphone from Sony
Samsung Omnia W Windows phone (preview)
Samsung Omnia W preview: The Samsung Omnia W is a smaller, rounder version of its predecessor, but is not the juicy mango we're looking for
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Latest Articles

Article | 2/02/2012 Wunderkit offers collaborative project management on Mac, iOS
Wunderkit -- a collaborative getting-things-done Web-based application for Mac and iOS -- has emerged from beta testing and is available to the public...
Article | 2/02/2012 Samsung Galaxy S III won't be unveiled at Mobile World Congress
The successor of the Galaxy S II Android smartphone won't be introduced at the Mobile World Congress conference at the end of the month.
Article | 30/01/2012 Nokia Lumia 800 touching Down Under in March
Nokia has announced that its first Windows-powered smartphone -- the Nokia Lumia 800 -- will be available in Australia in March.
Article | 24/01/2012 Telstra launches HTC Velocity, more 4G phones coming
Telstra has officially unveiled its first 4G smartphone -- the HTC Velocity 4G -- and promised at least three further 4G-capable smartphones and one 4...
Article | 20/01/2012 How to defend your Android phone from annoying mobile ads
As Android's popularity has grown, so too has its attractiveness to advertisers.
Article | 19/01/2012 Australia's first 4G smartphone is the HTC Velocity 4G
Telstra and HTC today confirmed that Australia's first 4G smartphone -- the HTC Velocity 4G -- will be available to purchase from Tuesday 24 January.
Article | 18/01/2012 Telstra now selling Galaxy Y for just $129
In case you needed some more proof that Android really is the operating system for budget smartphones, Telstra has today announced the release of the ...
Article | 13/01/2012 LG deal means bigger Android payday for Microsoft
Microsoft's final curtain at CES 2012 has come with some well-deserved attention for Windows Phone devices.
Article | 12/01/2012 Apple announces Jan. 19 education event in NYC
It’s starting to seem like it wouldn’t be January without an Apple event, as the company announced on Wednesday morning that it will hold an education...
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In pictures: the HTC Velocity 4G launch

Telstra and HTC launched the new HTC Velocity 4G in style at Sydney's Neild Avenue

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Top tech Christmas gifts under $200

Go tech this Christmas and surprise your friends and loved ones with a new gadget or two

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