Alex Choros is a Managing Editor at WhistleOut and Group Reviews Editor at Reviews.org and SafeWise. He specializes in consumer tech and telecommunications, covering topics such as mobile networks, consumer electronics, and digital photography. Alex's work has been featured in Lifehacker Australia, Gizmodo Media Group, and 7News.
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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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Sorry for all the acronyms.
Only Belong's cheapest NBN plans are getting more expensive.
Built to last. Or at least, to repair.
Consumer plans as fast as NBN 500 will get a price bump from July 1.
Aussie Broadband's new roaming offer is an Optus dupe.
A rare phone that didn't get a price rise.
You can save as much as $400 on Xiaomi's new phones.
Superloop's NBN plans will go up by between $3 and $6 per month.
NBN 100 plans and up are staying the same price.
By: Alex Choros
Telstra's satellite messaging is now a year old.
