No surprises here, but we might be missing out on some colours too.
OPPO's got another new phone available in Australia, and this one's big. Literally.
Samsung's middle-child has a few seriously attractive attributes, but it still feels like a watered-down flagship that costs nearly as much.
Alcatel is launching its own online store very soon.
Huawei's upcoming P10 dazzled us with a striking blue finish, but there's more to this phone than good looks.
Spectacles - or "Snapchat sunglasses" - are some of the quirkiest gadgets we've come across in quite some time. Even if you're not big on Snapchat, there's plenty of enjoyment to be found in capturing day-to-day life from a whole new perspective.
As part of its Mobile World Congress, Huawei announced the Huawei Watch 2, a successor to its popular Android Wear smartwatch. While there is a high-end leather version available, the Huawei Watch 2 is much sportier than the original wearable, boasting a new design and "active" colours like orange.
Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO doesn't seem to be in a hurry to launch a new flagship device, seemingly content with its success in the midrange space. Speaking to WhistleOut at Mobile World Congress, OPPO Australia Director of Marketing Michael Tran said the company is currently continuing to focus on bang-for-buck devices.
As part of Motorola's Mobile World Congress keynote, it unveiled a number of new Moto Mods for its Z series smartphones.
Too lit to quit? We took Alcatel's light up A5 LED for a quick spin around Mobile World Congress.