I’ve done it again and have had an iPhone in my pocket for the better part of the last few months. This time around I’ve stated with the larger iPhone 15 Plus. It’s not got all the Pro features, but it’s actually a really happy compromise for — in my opinion — most users. There’s […]
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The network formerly known as Twitter will, according to its owner, remove the feature allowing user to block others. The clear pathway is that he is expecting user to utilise the mute feature more readily, but that doesn’t solve the core issue at play; safety. Unfortunately X has more than its fair share of keyboard […]
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Leaks are starting to come thick and fast about more upcoming phones. One that caught my eye this morning is a leak confirming, as we essentially knew already, that the iPhone 15 will likely have USB-C instead of the week known and priorities lightning port. When the iPhone 14 landed, there were a few significant […]
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A few months ago, I published a review of the Apple iPhone 14 Pro, which was a really good experience. Immediately after finishing that review, I migrated to the iPhone 14 Plus, and it’s been a good but surprisingly different experience. In typical Apple form, the iPhone 14 Plus has some nice hardware and Apple’s […]
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]]>I’ve been using an iPhone for a few months now, and it’s been a pretty good experience. In April, I published a review of the iPhone 14 Pro, and since then, I’ve moved — as my second device — to the iPhone 14 Plus, and I want to talk about that data migration experience. I’ll […]
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Now we’re allowed out of our houses again and it’s I’ve done a what’s in my kit post, here’s the update. Those of you who’ve read the last few will notice a couple of differences in what I’m carrying… The bag hasn’t changed: I sill use the OnePlus Travel Backpack It’s still sufficient for my […]
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So a couple of weeks ago, we let loose the information that I was reviewing an iPhone for Ausdroid. I know it’s not what you’d typically expect to see on our site, but given our readership is so eclectic, we figured when the opportunity came along, we’d take it. So here I am, just over […]
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]]>I’m not going to say it’s a permanent thing, but for a while at least, I will have an iPhone 14 Pro in my pocket and the early impressions are — perhaps unsurprisingly — very good. This isn’t the first time I’ve ventured into the Apple world with a series of posts in 2019 where […]
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Now we’ve bid farewell to 2022, and entered 2023 on behalf of the Ausdroid team; I’d like to wish everyone a happy and prosperous year ahead. There’s plenty to look forward to with the likes of Samsung, OPPO, Google and Apple poised to push the envelope. OnePlus looks as though there may be a return […]
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It’s nearly 30 years since SMS was first introduced — Am I that old? — and Google has again upped the ante on messaging standards. In a blog post a short time ago, several key reasons to switch to RCS as a primary solution between platforms have been outlined. The first is not a real […]
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