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LG Nexus 4 Australian Review: If Only Android Was Always This Good
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Nexus 4 Australian Hands-On: Don't Judge This Book By Its Sparkly Cover
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9 Ways To Cut Your Smartphone Data Bill
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Vodafone 4G Coming In 2013, 3G+ Coming In September, Network Upgrades Almost Finished
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Optus And Vodafone To Share 3G And 4G Networks
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Mobile Monday: Will My 4G Phone Work Overseas?
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Someone Made An Entire Movie About How Awful 3G Data Is
What began as a shamelessly transparent ploy by the LTE-peddling thugs of the mobile crime wars has evolved into a tale of star-crossed lovers set for the modern stage. Presenting 3G: The Killer Connection, a tale about what can happen when your choice of data carrier turns out to be wrong. Dead wrong.
An International, Flat-Rate, Pay-As-You-Go 3G Data SIM? Yes, Please
If you’re an avid traveller, you might want to think about picking up a soon-to-go-on-sale Doodad pay-as-you-go SIM card: it offers flat-rate 3G data around the world and will work in any unlocked GSM device. Australia is included as one of the launch countries too.
Telstra: We’re Not In Bed With Kogan
That rumour about Ruslan Kogan starting his own low-cost telco service on the back of Telstra’s wholesale 3G network looks like it’s dead before it even got off the ground. That’s the word according to Telstra, anyway.
Gizmodo Tours Telstra’s Top-Secret Test Labs
It’s Friday morning, and already the heat is on. I finish off my third bottle of water and look back at my phone for the building I’m meant to be visiting. My cab driver and I have already circled this block for 10 minutes searching for it. It’s a building with no name, no number, and no desire to ever be found by anyone.
LG Nexus 4 Australian Review: If Only Android Was Always This Good
The Nexus 4 is the unassuming fourth album in the Google-certified smartphone master collection that is the Nexus program. It’s part of a larger ecosystem this time around, alongside the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 tablets. Google is looking for a hat-trick after success with the Nexus 7. Is this another Google slam dunk?
Nexus 4 Australian Hands-On: Don’t Judge This Book By Its Sparkly Cover
The Nexus program, though it sounds like a Stargate: SG-1 reference, remains to be the shining beacon of everything Android. It’s a bright light in a fragmented jungle, and it has given us some stunningly good hardware over the years. From the Nexus One by HTC, right through to the Galaxy Nexus from Samsung, it has been a pretty good run so far. So what should we make of the slightly samey-looking Nexus 4 from LG? More than you’d think, actually.
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