Gerry Harvey has spent decades shooting his mouth off, now his chronic case of verbal diarrhoea has helped land Harvey Norman with a $35 million Federal Court fine, one of the largest consumer law ...
TCL is expanding its monitor business with its first OLED display and two new MiniLED models, stepping up its challenge to established brands including Samsung, LG, Asus, Acer and MSI. Leading the new ...
Nothing is reportedly preparing to launch its first smartwatch under its flagship brand, marking the company’s entry into the premium wearables market. Previously, it offered smartwatches exclusively ...
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip could well be on death row, and last week’s Unpacked event in London was as good as a public execution notice. Well connected sources claim Samsung is seriously considering ...
HP has launched its EliteBoard G1a in Australia, squeezing an entire AI-powered business PC into a keyboard and removing the need for a conventional desktop tower. Unveiled at a media event in Sydney, ...
JB Hi-Fi has dumped smartphone brands from HMD Global, with floor staff telling consumers the brand has been discontinued and that remaining stock will simply sell through from warehouse inventory, ...
The Perron Group is selling its 50% stake in Melbourne’s Westfield Airport West for around A$182 million, as major investors return to Victoria’s shopping centre market. The investment group, ...
Microsoft is testing a new Xbox download system designed to deliver faster and more consistent game installations and updates across consoles, PCs and gaming handhelds. The Smart Download Client has ...
Skullcandy has launched its new flagship Crusher 1080 ANC headphones, marking the brand’s biggest push into the premium over-ear audio market. The new release sees Skullcandy’s Crusher bass technology ...
Swiss kitchen solutions specialist Franke has refreshed its Pescara tap collection, introducing two new designs aimed at consumers seeking a combination of professional-level functionality with ...
Google has been fined €890 million (A$1.6 billion) by European regulators for favouring its own services in search results and restricting app developers from directing users to cheaper offers outside ...
Whether it’s televisions, refrigerators, robotic vacuum cleaners or soon audio products, Chinese brands are steadily stripping market share from traditional Japanese, South Korean and European ...