Consumer tech stories
Customers can now see carbon data for all target Logitech products as the company reports a 33% cut in Scope 3 emissions.
The smart home robotics brand is seeking to lift awareness in Australia and New Zealand as Havas Red takes on PR, social and influencer work.
Buyers in Australia and New Zealand will now have a lower entry point for SIM2 projectors, starting at AUD $19,999, as AVOZ expands its reach.
Residents in Singapore generate 20.3kg of unmanaged e-waste a year each, as the city-state records no documented recycling, the study found.
The milestone signals Dreame's growing push to defend design features in a competitive floor-cleaning market after shipments topped 10 million units.
Australian households can now buy robot mowers, window cleaners and pool scrubbers as Ecovacs extends automation beyond indoor floors.
Higher power USB-C designs face greater risk of damage from surges, with the new part aimed at laptops, docks and industrial gear.
Electronics and DIY orders helped offset falls in fashion and food, leaving UK eCommerce parcel growth almost unchanged in Q2.
Remote workers and gamers are the target as Logitech's Father's Day guide spans portable office tools to AUD $1,199.95 sim racing gear.
Spending on chipmaking kit is set to climb as AI, advanced memory and packaging push manufacturers to expand capacity worldwide.
Australian shoppers can now buy Amazfit wearables directly, as the brand targets a crowded market with lower-priced health and training tools.
The rollout could help Plaud win buyers who want to test wearable AI note devices before buying, as it moves beyond online sales.
Energy use and waste recovery are ahead of schedule, with LG cutting operational emissions below its 2030 goal and lifting recycling to 97.3 per cent.
The chipmaker is boosting US investment as AI demand strains advanced capacity and pushes full-year spending higher.
Australian households worried about parcel theft can buy a battery doorbell camera that lasts up to 10 months without a subscription.
More than 20 million headphone users will gain access to live radio, sports and podcasts as TuneIn expands onto Bragi's platform.
Households seeking cheaper help with chores can buy a robot vacuum and mop at ALDI for AUD $279, while stocks last.
New camera software, AI tools and higher prices are aimed at buyers in New Zealand as smartphone replacement cycles lengthen.
Shoppers could avoid washed-out pictures at home by checking natural skin tones, black levels and side-angle performance before buying.
Visible creases and fragility remain key hurdles as Samsung readies titanium-based displays for its next generation of Galaxy foldables.
