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Is The Vox Company Aquisition In Strife After Nasdaq Demand On The Audio Company

David Richards February 4, 2025 No Comments

Serious questions are being asked as to whether the sale of Voxx International Corporation a global audio Company to Gentex Corporation, a US-based auto parts manufacturer is in trouble after…

MWC Fast Becoming A ‘None Event’ As Mobile Smartphone Brands Give Show A Miss

David Richards February 4, 2025 No Comments

Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is fast becoming a non-event for smartphone manufacturers, other than Chinese brands that are predominantly not sold in Australia. This year’s event being held between…

EXCLUSIVE: Aldi To Launch Into Solar Market In Partnership With Tempo

David Richards February 4, 2025 No Comments

Aldi has moved to make solar more affordable and easier to install, with the retailer set to roll out a brand-new Aldi solar offering that includes a backup battery system…

Panasonic Launches Four-In-One Microwave Oven

Varun Godinho February 3, 2025 No Comments

Panasonic has launched a new four-in-one Air Fry Convection Microwave Oven, the NN-CD88, for the Australian market. The 34-litre oven combines four cooking functions — microwave, oven, grill and air…

Telstra Hits Back At Claims It Is Overcharging

Varun Godinho February 3, 2025 No Comments

As rivals Optus and TPG activated their $1.6 billion network sharing agreement last week, alongside current trials of direct satellite connectivity to smartphones underway in the country that could result…

Minimal Phone Is Where Quirky Meets QWERTY

Chris Griffith February 3, 2025 No Comments

Despite the sophistication of modern smartphones and tablets, there remains a distinct market for quirkiness and weirdness in new devices. In some cases, these attributes are coupled with a leap…

Australian Retail Performs Better Than Expected, But Dollar Is Struggling

Varun Godinho February 3, 2025 No Comments

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) published retail sales data for the month of December that showed the segment performing better than what analysts forecasted, but the Australian dollar has…

Apple Pays US$20m To Settle Swollen Watch Batteries Class Action

Chris Griffith February 3, 2025 No Comments

Apple Watch users who experienced swelling batteries can claim from a US$20m class action settlement, but you must meet specific conditions. Apple has agreed to a settlement but denies any…

Lawsuit Attempts To Block Oz Release Of New Superman Movie

Varun Godinho February 3, 2025 No Comments

While the new Superman movie gets ready for its release worldwide this July, Australian superhero fans may be left out of the mix as a fresh lawsuit against Warner Bros.…

Trump Tariffs Spark Chaos In E-Commerce

Chris Griffith February 3, 2025 No Comments

Global e-commerce looms as an early casualty in US President Donald Trump’s freshly waged trade war which has sparked uncertainty and chaos in global markets. This morning, Australia’s S&P/ASX200 index plunged…