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ASUS Unveils Curved-Glass Prime AP304 Case With Direct GPU Cooling

Joe Gallop August 4, 2026 No Comments

ASUS has unveiled the Prime AP304, a panoramic ATX PC case combining curved tempered glass with a patented airflow system designed to deliver fresh air directly to high-performance graphics cards.…

Liebherr Wins Two Red Dot Design Awards For Integrated Refrigeration Range

April Ossington August 4, 2026 No Comments

Liebherr has added two more accolades to its refrigeration portfolio, with a pair of its recently introduced built-under appliances receiving Red Dot Design Awards 2026 for their combination of design,…

Flexson’s New Ceiling Mount Makes Sonos Speakers Disappear

Joe Gallop August 4, 2026 No Comments

Flexson has launched a new in-ceiling mount that allows selected Sonos speakers to be installed directly inside a ceiling void, removing the need for a separate amplifier and passive speakers.…

Hackers Target Browser Cookies With 231 Million Linked To Australia

Joe Gallop August 4, 2026 No Comments

More than 231 million stolen browser cookies linked to Australia have been uncovered in a major cybersecurity study, highlighting how hackers are increasingly bypassing passwords to hijack active online sessions.…

Samsung Leads J.D. Power Appliance Satisfaction Study In Six Categories

April Ossington August 4, 2026 No Comments

Samsung has emerged as the highest-ranked appliance manufacturer in the J.D. Power 2026 U.S. Appliance Satisfaction Study, securing the top position in six major product categories and reinforcing its reputation…

Miele Simplifies Premium Laundry Range With Smarter Features And Fresh Design

April Ossington August 4, 2026 No Comments

Miele has unveiled a streamlined version of its premium laundry range in the US, cutting the number of washer and dryer models while introducing new connected features and refreshed styling…

Apple MacBook Air Hit By Shortages As ‘RAMageddon’ Bites

Joe Gallop August 4, 2026 No Comments

Apple’s MacBook Air is reportedly becoming increasingly difficult to buy as the global memory shortage tightens supply and forces the company to steer customers towards its more expensive MacBook Pro.…

Sony Presses Ahead With Killing Physical PlayStation Games Despite Backlash

Joe Gallop August 4, 2026 No Comments

Sony is pushing ahead with plans to stop producing physical PlayStation games despite strong opposition from players concerned about ownership, resale and the future of game preservation. The company plans…

Microsoft Facing Biggest Consumer Threat In Decades As Google Readies Googlebook Assault On OZ Retailers

David Richards August 4, 2026 No Comments

Microsoft is staring down its biggest consumer threat in decades, with Google set to land its all-new Googlebook laptops into Australian retailers including JB Hi-Fi, Harvey Norman and The Good…

Microsoft Slugs Aussie Gamers With Up To 30% Xbox Price Hike, Weeks After Banking US$35.8 Billion Profit

David Richards August 4, 2026 No Comments

Microsoft, the same Company that last week reported quarterly income of US$35.8 billion, has moved to jack up the price of its struggling Xbox consoles in Australia by as much…