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OPPO’s new R9s is a premium, mid-range smartphone focusing on camera performance, battery life, a 5.5” AMOLED screen, VOOC fast charging, and a new “six-string” antenna that blends into the all metal construction.

Available through JB Hi-Fi, ZTE has launched its own branded smartphones promising Dolby Atmos sound, seemingly eventual DayDream VR compatibility and more at mid-range pricing.

Amazon has partnered with JB Hi-Fi to sell its Kindle e-book reader in ‘select’ JB Hi-Fi stores and JB’s online store, to tempt ever more to Amazon’s online book selling service.

LG’s newest premium smartphone is set to swing into JB Hi-Fi stores from 8 November at the premium price of $1099, while promising a powerful pro-level multimedia punch.

Microsoft has announced four new Xbox One S bundles, with "Deep Blue" and "Storm Grey" the new Xbox One S colours to tempt you into upgrading.

Samsung’s new Note7 is expected to “take the wind” out of the yet to be released iPhone 7 sales. And why not as it has the highest specifications of any smartphone and supports microSD, is water resistant, has a huge 5.7” beautiful AMOLED screen, and comes with a natty S Pen that is moving closer to a pen on paper experience?

HTC’s Desire 628 is a mid-range smartphone and is now available at JB Hi-Fi for just $299 for an unlocked handset.

LG has a brand new mid-range smartphone, the LG K10, and it has launched today via JB Hi-Fi and Big W for $299, promising a stack of features and "selfies made easy".

Crafted to look like a flagship smartphone with its metal unibody, the HTC One X9 offers some high-end features while omitting others like a fingerprint reader or HTC’s Ultrapbixel-Equipped camera.

360° video is the next big thing, and 360fly intends to become the generic name — as Kleenex is to tissues — to “Go what?”.

The results of IDC’s latest Q1, 2016 worldwide quarterly mobile phone sales tracker has left many gobsmacked. While year-over-year Samsung stayed on par, iPhone lost 16.3%, Huawei gained 58.4%, and the real winners were BBK owned siblings OPPO at 153.2% increase and VIVO at 123.8%.

The demise of Dick Smith Electronics left Chinese smartphone maker OPPO without a vehicle to fulfil its ambitions of being number three in Australia. Its performance at Dick Smith was outstanding and gave JB Hi-Fi the confidence to take on this relatively new brand.

Rapidly growing Chinese smartphone maker OPPO lost its Australia wide retail outlet when Dick Smith closed its doors. Despite this it still managed to claim a ‘top five’ Android market share position in Australia.

EeeBooks ushered in the age of the netbook, but with a 14-inch screen, the E402 is a very affordable Intel Baytrail-M, Windows 10-powered notebook.

Lenovo has stretched out and manifested from within its factories two new premium Windows 10 convertible laptops, a sleek 11-inch model and its bigger 14-inch brother.

Rakuten Kobo will provide JB Hi-Fi’s 13,000 eBooks NOW customers with the Kobo eBookstore platform instead, featuring over four million eBook titles.

Thinking of moving to Windows 10? My own sweet and sour story might provide some guidance.

Apple CEO Tim Cook is convinced the Apple Watch will be ‘one of the top gifts of the holiday season’, so Australian retail availability is expanding!

Melbourne-based digital music provider Tuned Global has secured a $5.1 million in investment from Sydney based venture capital firm Exto Partners.

Apple has nose-dived to 11th place and competitor Samsung has claimed 2nd spot in the Australian corporate reputation stakes behind Toyota which is back on top for the second time.