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Tech giant Samsung has been teasing about its upcoming Galaxy Note9 release, but accidentally gave more away on Friday when it temporarily released an introduction video online.

Huawei’s Mate 9, a 5.9” phablet, will hit Aussie shores in Q1, 2017. The phablet has been getting great international reviews and shares the P9's dual lens, Leica camera but adds optical image stabilisation, 4-in-1 autofocus, and 4K recording.

Product differentiation in a ‘red ocean’ of Android devices is what sells one over another. LG’s new ‘blue ocean’ device perhaps verges a little to purple.

Samsung’s Galaxy Note 5 will officially launch on August 13 in New York, with various leaks of images and specs notably semi-spoiling Samsung’s surprises.

The new Huawei MediaPad X2 has twice as many CPU cores, but you'll notice the difference when it's in your hand, not in your pocket.

At the Huawei Mate7 launch event, I was told that the dual-SIM slots could only have one SIM working at the same time, but while the truth is that both SIM slots can indeed be used at the same time with both showing signal, there is a tiny catch.

Huawei’s Ascend Mate7 is its flagship model to take on the iPhone 6 Plus, Xperia Z3, Note 4, Note Edge and every other phablet out there, with a fingerprint reader that seeks to outdo Apple’s Touch ID, a giant Full HD 1080P 6-inch screen, massive 4100mAh battery, 8-core processor, Cat 6 4G LTE-A and more for Huawei’s best phablet and smartphone yet.

In a major series of announcements in Berlin overnight, Apple’s mobile device archrival Samsung released a range of new products ahead of Apple’s own launch next week.

Serious concerns have emerged about whether Apple’s much anticipated iPhone 6 will arrive on time. Too many things are going wrong.

Looks like we won’t be seeing an iPhone phablet this year after all. They are proving too hard to make, and will be delayed until next year – if they come out at all.

As Apple readies the large screen iPhone, a major global survey finds consumers wanting larger screens. These devices are often called ‘phablets’ - a phone with a screen the size of a small tablet (5 to 7 inches).

Is it too big? Does Windows Phone work? Did Microsoft do the right thing? The Nokia Lumia 1520 phablet makes a grand attempt at answering all of these questions in the affirmative.

There appears to be a new sense of urgency at Huawei to compete in the smartphone race with the announcement of a new phablet.

Samsung's plethora of Galaxy-branded Android devices now includes the 5.3-inch Galaxy Note, a combination phone and stylus-equipped Android tablet that's hoping to be the ultimate phablet.