Alex Choros is an award-winning journalist and the Managing Editor at WhistleOut Australia. He is also the Group Reviews Editor at Reviews.org and contributes to Gizmodo Media Group and Lifehacker Australia. With a focus on technology and telecommunications, Alex provides expert insights and reviews on the latest gadgets and mobile devices.
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Alex Choros' coverage primarily focuses on product promotions, deals & promotions, transportation & logistics with a specific emphasis on smartphones, Samsung Galaxy, SIM cards, Telstra, NBN and OPPO. His articles often include press releases and promotional deals.
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