…return Country of origin Likely China Company Philips (Est 1891) is a Dutch multinational with interests in lighting, consumer lifestyle, consumer healthcare, and commercial health equipment More Cybershack Guide: What you need to know to make good coffee at home The milk unit is detachable and hygenic as the steam…
…Google Apps or the Google Ecosystem. At present out of about 300 million shipped devices, Huawei sold 75 million of them outside China. Inside China, Google does not work without a trip down the vpn lane. Trialing multiple vpns is not something the Chinese really bother with (I was told…
…rear camera setup and a 4000 mAh battery. The phone is expected to release in Europe and China in the first half of the year, and ZTE is partnering with mobile carriers across eight countries for 5G support – whether this includes Australia remains a mystery. Pricing is also yet…
…unlimited calls and texts to international numbers (Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, United Kingdom and United States of America) AUD $50 (28 day expiry): unlimited national calls and texts, 7GB anytime data and bonus 1GB every weekend, unlimited calls and texts to international numbers…
…China and Spain. The UK, Canada, and Brazil will also get Samsung Pay before the end of the year. Samsung Pay will also be compatible with loyalty cards and gift cards in the near future. Internationally, over 200 merchants offer in-app purchases for gift cards, which one can either buy…
…Mi Band 2’s will only fire up during a workout. On the other hand, the Charge HR has no water resistance. While Xiaomi products aren’t always easy to find outside of China, GearBest and BangGood are both taking pre-orders for the band for approximately AUD$55. Pre-orders will start shipping mid-July….
…feature 1080p display, which means virtual reality content won’t be quite as crisp as when partnering a Samsung handset with the Gear VR headset (all compatible phones have Quad HD displays). At present, Huawei VR looks to be exclusive to Huawei’s home market, China. Its launch will be supported by…
…the design radically compared to its previous smartphones, they still look quite attractive. There’s no current announcement for when these phones will be out in Australia, but in China, the R9 is coming out on the 24th of March and the R9 Plus will be out on the 12th of…
…Unlimited 2GB plan will becoming Unlimited 3GB. And the AUD24.90 Unlimited 1GB plan will become Unlimited 1.5GB. All Amaysim “Unlimited” plans include unlimited talk, text, and standard international calls to China, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, the United Kingdom, and United States of America. In…
Xiaomi’s Mi 5 is arguably the most interesting device unveiled this week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona: the high-end model, featuring a Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage will go for just USD$354 (approximately AUD$492) when it launches in China on March 1. Samsung’s newly…
…the help of the Internet, we are putting power in consumers’ hands to watch whenever, wherever and on whatever device.” China is the only major country where Netflix isn’t currently available, but the company says it is negotiating a launch with the Chinese government. Netflix also isn’t available in Crimea,…
…have the option setting either a “leave at” or “arrive by time”. Public transport data was first added to Apple Maps with the launch of iOS 9, but was previously limited to select U.S. cities, Toronto, Mexico City, China, and London. No other Australian city has public transport information currently…