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iXpand 3G

Despite its stylish iPhone-like design, the iXpand 3G is best avoided due to its sub-par battery performance.

iPhone apps to make Mardi Gras magic

In preparation for the Mardi Gras celebrations we've put together a list of iPhone apps to make your Mardi Gras magic.

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Reviews

  • Billion BiPAC 7404VNPX

    The 7404VNPX has pretty much every feature you could ever wish for in a modem router — except stability.

  • INQ Chat 3G

    The INQ Chat 3G takes the popular, inexpensive INQ1 and slaps a full QWERTY keyboard on top. It's an addition as delicious as gravy on a pile of mashed potatoes, but the Chat 3G doesn't live up to the BlackBerry devices that it emulates.

  • LG Watch Phone GD910

    The GD910 certainly has wow-factor. It looks like a watch but performs well as a mobile phone cum messenger. Sadly, the high price really dents the appeal of this wonderful gadget.

  • Mophie Juice Pack Air

    It costs a pretty penny, but for people who need more juice in their iPhone, the Juice Pack Air is worth every cent.

  • Edimax nLite 3G-6200n 3G Broadband Router

    Edimax's nLite 3G-capable router might sucker you in with a bargain price point, but you'll pay a hefty frustration price along the way.

  • Nokia 3G Booklet

    After years of calling its phones "multimedia computers", Nokia finally launches a real one.

  • Virgin VMX

    The VMX is a phone with many shortcomings, but most of these are outweighed by the AU$99 price tag. For most people who just need the basics, the VMX will do the trick.

  • NetComm 3G18Wn 3G USB 11n Wi-Fi Router

    The 3G18Wn provides good 802.11n performance, 3G USB modem compatibility and a great fall-back position for those using both wireless and wired internet connections.

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Features

  • Seven's dream to turn vivid nightmare?

    Australia definitely loves its wireless broadband — but as Seven firms up plans to deploy high-speed WiMax wireless services this year under its vividwireless brand, the big question is whether the geographically-limited service can become relevant in an already crowded wireless landscape.

  • Telstra Next G mobile phones

    Telstra claims its Next G network covers 98 per cent of the Australian population and is the fastest in the country. CNET Australia explains what Next G is and how it differs from other providers, and compares the Next G mobile phones available.

  • Best party games

    Got people over? Not sure how to keep them entertained as you're preparing the beef bourguignon? Check out this collection of great party games.

  • Best PC games

    Console titles may get all the fanfare, but there are still plenty of great games to play on the PC.

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  • Samsung applies phone nous to 3G vending machine

    A vending machine with 3G connectivity? Samsung puts the concept on display at Mobile World Congress 2010.

  • Vividwireless in national roll out

    The Seven Network has revealed that it plans to expand its vividwireless 4G wireless broadband network to most of Australia's capital cities, following the network's construction in Perth.

  • The mobile compromise is still a beach

    Most people head to the beach for the sun and sand, but I had an ulterior motive: I needed coverage, and I'm not talking about sunscreen.

  • iPhone apps I can't live without

    Are you thinking about an iPhone clean out? Is it time to strip away all your useless apps to help make the good apps easier to find? Check out our list of the apps you absolutely need to keep.

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