Articles by Max Delaney, Staff Writer

Technology has always been at the forefront of Max's life, whether it's console or PC gaming, finding the best TV for watching movies or finding the best fitness tracker to keep smashing those health goals. Surrounded by tech daily, there is no more important topic to keep on top of. With many loves, from sport and fitness to reading and walking his dog, tech is the one passion that touches all corners of Max's life – and that makes it the most interesting topic for Max to write, research and work on. Whether it's trawling the internet for the best deal, reviewing the latest product or finding the best set up to hold the best Superbowl watch party, Max's dedication to the task makes him a trusted voice, not to mention his experience working as a freelance writer throughout university and writing across the entertainment, business and sports spheres for companies such as Collider, GadgetUser and AndroidPolice, as well as business brands like Paperform.

Articles by: Max Delaney

Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 and Flip 7 FE plans

Best Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 plans in Australia January 2026

By Nico Arboleda last updated 30 January 26

Powerful and easily pocketable, the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 is a great option for those who miss small phones – these are the best Australian mobile plans available for the compact foldable.

Death by Lightning / Pluribus / All Her Fault

November's streaming calendar is packed with great new releases, but I'm specifically adding these 5 shows to my watchlist

By Max Delaney published 31 October 25

November is one of the best months for streaming that I've ever come across, and my watchlist simply isn't able to fit them all in – here's what i'll be watching this month.

Samsung Galaxy S25 FE being held display-down

I was disappointed by what I thought was the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE's biggest upgrade, but it gets far more right than wrong

By Max Delaney published 26 September 25

Not the improved battery I wanted, but it still offers a near-flagship experience

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days image with Ring Camera, Kindle Scribe, Kindle Colorsoft and Fire TV Stick

Mark your calendars: Amazon quietly reveals dates for its Prime Big Deal Days sale

By Max Delaney published 17 September 25

And it's another week-long shopping marathon this October

I swapped my Apple Watch SE for a Whoop band, and I'm now convinced it's the round-the-clock personal trainer I need

By Max Delaney published 27 August 25

Whoop is a subscription-based fitness tracker that aims to maximize human performance. But, while it felt inaccessible for the layman from the outside, it convinced me to move on from my Apple Watch.

Images for Sinners, 28 Years Later and Bring Her Back

Weapons and Together are good, but 3 other horror movies of 2025 top my charts – here's where to stream them

By Max Delaney published 15 August 25

Top-tier scares from the comfort of your own couch

The Ugreen Vertical Ergonomic Mouse main buttons and rear grip

The Ugreen M571 wireless vertical mouse changed the way I work at my desk and it's a fantastic cheap alternative to premium options

By Max Delaney published 22 July 25

Recommended

The Ugreen Vertical Ergonomic Mouse offers exceptional value for those looking for a wrist-friendly pointer, despite minor concessions.

A man wearing a baseball cap standing in a room in Your Friends & Neighbors

I wrote off Your Friends & Neighbors due to its 78% Rotten Tomatoes score, but this underrated Jon Hamm-led dark comedy is more proof Apple TV+ is in a league of its own

By Max Delaney published 19 July 25

Your Friends and Neighbors offers a balance of comedy, drama and mystery that makes it the perfect nightcap, proving that even quieter arrivals on Apple TV+ are well worth a watch.

Belkin Boostcharge Pro 15W qi2 power bank sitting on an iPhone 15

The ultra-portable Belkin Boostcharge Pro Magnetic Power Bank with Qi2 ain't cheap, but its versatility won me over anyway

By Max Delaney published 4 July 25

This sleek 10,000mAh power bank even packs a kickstand

Ike Barinholtz, Kathryn Hahn, Chase Sui Wonders and Seth Rogen in "The Studio".

HBO Max might hog the 'premium streaming' spotlight, but lately I've gotten way more value from my Apple TV+ subscription – here's why

By Max Delaney published 26 May 25

The Studio is just the latest example of Apple TV+ opting for quality over quantity, and I think its premium output makes it the best-value service overall – despite there being cheaper options.

The iPhone 16e and iPhone 15 held together

I was convinced a discounted iPhone 15 was the best ‘budget’ iPhone to buy in 2025 but, after 2 weeks with Apple’s iPhone 16e, I’m a complete convert

By Max Delaney published 26 May 25

The 15 has its place, but I think the iPhone 16e is better for most

Apple’s ‘AI crisis’ could mean EU users will have the option to swap Siri for another default voice assistant

By Max Delaney published 19 May 25

After struggling with AI integration in iOS and itsSiri voice assistant, Apple could turn to third-party alternatives to provide users with a modern day AI experience.

A representative abstraction of artificial intelligence

Google's AI Overviews are often so confidently wrong that I’ve lost all trust in them

By Max Delaney published 16 May 25

AI is already problematic when it's correct, and scary when it's not

Jessica Jones is back – Krysten Ritter’s hard-hitting PI joins Daredevil: Born Again season two

By Max Delaney published 14 May 25

Krysten Ritter's Jessica Jones is gaining new life on Disney Plus, joining Daredevil: Born Again season two – here's why it's a smart move.

Three photos of the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge.

Just days from its official announcement, a new Galaxy S25 Edge leak has given us our best look at Samsung's super-slim flagship

By Max Delaney published 9 May 25

Samsung is set to reveal its latest smartphone on May 13, but you don't have to wait till then to see it – these leaked images offer the best look yet of the Korean tech giant's slim phone.

The Oscars’ new AI rule provides a tentative green light for generative tech in movies

By Max Delaney published 22 April 25

The Academy's new rule changes will see voters watch every eligible movie and the new casting category will have 10 nominees – but we're still uncertain how AI will be treated at the Oscars.

Samsung Galaxy A56 back cover and camera array

After 3 weeks with Samsung's Galaxy A56, I'm closer than ever to ditching my iPhone for Android

By Max Delaney published 3 April 25

Recommended

Affordably priced excellence, but it could do with a bit more power

The XPPen Magic Note Pad is the drawing tablet-maker's first digital writing tablet and after just two weeks, I can't do without it

By Max Delaney published 20 March 25

Recommended

A digital notepad, a regular tablet and an ereader in one

Poco F6 Pro in white from the back showing its Camera array and branding

For a mid-range handset, the Poco F6 Pro is premium in more ways than one, but I found it hard to ignore some of its key pitfalls

By Max Delaney published 16 March 25

The Poco F6 Pro is a beautiful phone with the power and battery life for serious mobile gamers, but bloatware and in-system ads restrict its potential.

Where to buy a PS5 Pro: pre-orders are over, and stock is readily available

By Rob Dwiar last updated 7 November 24

Here's where to buy a PS5 Pro with a range of retailer links and information to help you.

Motorola Edge 50 Fusion (Mashmallow Blue) at a park

Motorola Edge 50 Fusion review: A stylish, battery-focused budget smartphone

By Max Delaney published 28 October 24

The Edge 50 Fusion is Motorola’s cheapest option in the Edge family, yet it offers more than you pay for.

Citing security concerns, the US is now looking to ban Chinese and Russian-made vehicles

By Max Delaney published 24 September 24

The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed a ban on electric vehicles from China and Russia amid concerns regarding citizen privacy and national security.

New Australian video game classifications aim to restrict kids' exposure to loot boxes

By Max Delaney published 20 September 24

Games with elements of chance and simulated gambling will receive mature and adults-only ratings under new Australian classifications.

After months of silence, Nintendo and The Pokemon Company are finally suing Palworld

By Max Delaney published 19 September 24

Nintendo has finally issued Palworld with an infringement notice after months of controversy around the Pokemon-influenced "Pals".

AI-generated and edited images will soon be labeled in Google Search results

By Max Delaney published 18 September 24

Google will begin using copyright metadata to label AI-generated images, but will it be enough for its most vulnerable users?

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