Articles By Dylan Crismale
Dylan Crismale
Digital Content Editor
Dylan Crismale is a Digital Content Editor at WhistleOut, has been writing for almost a decade across a variety of Australian publications. He previously worked as a writer at Finder covering energy, internet and mobile plans. Dylan is passionate about finding the best deals to save people money and educating people about tech. When he's not sat at his desk Dylan loves working out, bingeing TV and hanging out with friends.
Expertise
- National Broadband Network (NBN), Home Wireless Internet and Mobile Broadband
- 4G/5G mobile plans
- Smartphones and accessories
- Streaming TV services
Awards
- Best News Writer (2025 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Most Entertaining Writer (2024 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Best Technical Writer (2024 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Best News Writer (2024 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
- Finalist - Best News Writer (2023 Consensus IT Writers Awards)
Education
- Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) - University of Technology Sydney (2016 - 2020)
- Bachelor of Arts in International Studies(Italy) - University of Technology Sydney (2016 - 2020)
Featured Publications
Airalo shows eSIM adoption is on the rise with 20 million users
eSIM technology is making it easier for travellers to get connected.
Nothing's CMF Phone 2 Pro is coming to Australia in May
You can now pre-order CMF by Nothing's Phone 2 Pro.
Samsung Galaxy A36 review: Great price, mid strength
The Samsung Galaxy A36 aims for awesome but lands in mid.
You'll need this 15-character code next time you switch NBN
It'll hopefully make the switching process easier.
Get Apple TV Plus for just $3.99 per month
Save big on some of the best TV you can stream right now.
Boost Mobile now has eSIM only plans, kind of
All but a few of its monthly plans are now "eSIM exclusive".
Motorola launches a new budget phone for less than $200
Say "Hello Moto" to a cheaper phone.
Save up to $750 on a new phone in Optus’ April sale
Now might be the perfect time to buy a new handset with Optus' Epic Deals.
New customers can get Starlink hardware for free but there’s a catch
Get set up with your Starlink kit for $0.
