No plans for First launch Down Under: HTC
HTC has no plans to release First smartphone in Australia, it revealed today.
Stories by Ross Catanzariti
Review: HTC One
The HTC One has an outstanding design and display but is only let down by a few annoying issues.
HTC announces One availability
The HTC One smartphone will be available in Australia from Tuesday 23 April, the company announced today.
HTC One: Australian availability
When will Aussies be able to get their hands on the HTC One?
Optus offering new BYO mobile plans
Optus has released three new BYO mobile phone plans for users who already have an unlocked mobile phone or smartphone.
HTC First 'Facebook phone' leaked?
Facebook's rumoured new smartphone may have been leaked on Twitter just days before it is expected to be unveiled.
Nokia announces Lumia 720 availability
Nokia's new Lumia 720 Windows Phone will be available in Australia in the coming weeks, the company announced today.
Review: LG Optimus G
The Optimus G isn't perfect but it's certainly LG's best smartphone ever.
HTC's One takes almost four hours to manufacture
HTC's new One smartphone takes almost four hours to manufacture, according to a company executive.
Preview: Sony Xperia L
The Sony Xperia L is targeting snap happy consumers with an 8-megapixel camera that can capture HDR photos and videos.
Jawbone Up landing in Australia next month
Jawbone's new Up wristband will be available in Australia next month, the company has confirmed.
Telstra now selling BlackBerry Z10
The BlackBerry Z10 smartphone is now available through Telstra in Australia.
Review: Kogan Agora
The Kogan Agora has a poor quality display, below average battery life and sluggish performance.
Is Kogan's Agora not compatible with the 850 3G network?
Online customer reports and PC World's own testing indicate that Australian online retailer Kogan appears to be selling an Android smartphone that isn't compatible with the 850MHz 3G network in Australia, despite being advertised as such.
Kensington debuts iPhone monitoring system for valuables
Kensington has introduced a Bluetooth "proximity monitoring system" that aims to keep track of valuables like smartphones, keys, and other items.