Alex Choros is a Managing Editor at WhistleOut and Group Reviews Editor at Reviews.org and SafeWise. He specializes in consumer tech, telecommunications, and personal finance, with a focus on topics such as 5G technology, mobile networks, and consumer electronics. Alex's work has been featured in notable publications including 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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Vodafone is following Telstra and Optus' lead and upping mobile plan prices.
The Razr Fold and Razr 70 Ultra are available to pre-order now.
The Phone 4b is just $20 cheaper than Nothing's more capable Phone 4a.
More expensive phones may be the new normal, but that doesn't make them easier to stomach.
The Telstra network appears to be having issues nationwide.
A new form-factor is on the cards.
The Reno 16 phones have higher prices but beefier specs.
Apple's latest public beta is now available for iPhone users.
By: Alex Choros
It's a real shame the Find X9 Ultra isn't available in Australia.
By: Alex Choros
Under the proposal, Australians would be able to roam onto other networks if their provider doesn't have coverage in a certain area.
