Advertisements Sony has announced that it will start selling its Honeycomb Tablet S in Australia from tomorrow i.e. October 25. The 16GB WiFi only version of the tablet has been priced at A$579 while the 32GB version will sell for A$689.
Category: Australia
Advertisements Regional telecom operators have released the availability details in UK, Australia and Canada. Starting first with Australia, Optus will be exclusively carrying the RAZR in the country. Motorola just sent out invitations for a Sydney press event scheduled for October 27. Octus logo is clearly visible in the invite also with the original RAZR […]
Advertisements Samsung Australia has revealed that it will be releasing Galaxy Note in the country sometime in early 2012. This extra-large smartphone features a 5.3 inch HD display, and 1.4GHz dual core processor and 1GB RAM.
Advertisements Vodafone Australia, which carries the original Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 or 10.1v, has announced that users can now download Android 3.0.1 update for tablet. 10.1v is the tablet, which was actually announced by Samsung first but then was dumped for slimmer version. Anyways back to the update, this update includes various bugfixes, optimisations and […]
Advertisements Sony Ericsson has announced that Vodafone will be releasing Xperia Ray in Australia soon. The smartphone will start selling sometime later this month and the pricing details will be revealed closer to the launch date.
Advertisements Vodafone Australia has announced the pricing and availability details for HTC Evo 3D smartphone. It will be available in stores and online from September 12 for $5 a month on Vodafone $65 Infinite Plan over 24 months (total minimum cost is $1680*).
Advertisements Acer’s seven inch Honeycomb tablet is finally here. This much delayed tablet is now selling in UK, and will reach stores in Australia by next week. Powered by Android 3.2, Iconia Tab A100 comes with nVIDIA Tegra 2 processor and 512MB of RAM.
Advertisements Vodafone Australia has published a quick roadmap for all Android updates coming to devices that are available on its network. This will certainly give you some respite, as it is coming directly from the horse’s mouth.