Articles Tagged ASUS
ASUS Zenfone 10 Review: Small but mighty
The ASUS Zenfone 10 proves that great things do still come in small packages.
ASUS ROG Phone 7 Ultimate review: Unlimited power
The ASUS ROG Phone 7 Ultimate is an overkill mobile phone with serious battery life. Read our in-depth ASUS ROG Phone 7 Ultimate review.
ASUS ZenWatch is actually a real contender
The ZenWatch may not be round, but it's still a classy-lookin' piece of tech.
ASUS making a cheap Android Wear smartwatch?
ASUS could be working on a smartwatch as cheap as US$99 for a September release.
ASUS MeMO Pad 8 available now at Harvey Norman
The MeMO Pad 8 doesn't boast any features that will make you drool with desire, but it is available for a pretty reasonable price, considering its specs.
ASUS goes crazy cheap with the specced-up Zenfone 6, Zenfone 5 and Zenfone 4
The Zenfones 6, 5 and 4 each boast impressive specs for their price. Ranging from US$99-US$199, these phones won't outpace a flagship, but they'll definitely be nicer to your wallet.
ASUS skips 4G in low-cost Zenfone range
ASUS unveiled its Zenfone range at CES 2014, a low-cost collection missing a few key components.
ASUS Fonepad Review
We decided to take this big phone for a spin and see how ASUS’ concept of ditching the pocket communication device would fly. The short answer: not very far.
ASUS Nexus Tablet Looking Likely
Windows 8 isn’t the only tablet operating system (OS) that’s attracting interest from non-smartphone manufacturers. The rumour that ASUS would be the first manufacturer to provide a Google Nexus tablet for the Android tablet ecosystem is looking far more likely, with AndroidAndMe reporting claims from an anonymous source from within ASUS that the ASUS/Google Nexus is a “done deal”.
ASUS May Produce 1st Nexus Tablet
Among the speculation of who will be making the next Google Nexus phone (LG is looking good right now) in the lead up to the release of Android: Jellybean, some talk of an ASUS manufactured Nexus tablet has started to surface. It’d certainly be an interesting and understandable move for Google to get behind a flagship tablet in the hopes to show the market what its OS updates can do from the outset, much like with the Nexus smartphones, rather than waiting for manufacturers to distribute the updates themselves.
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