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Ashton Kutcher was recently in Sydney talking technology, Lenovo, Mila Kunis, sex and more but also ‘punk’d’ Australians in a JB Hi-Fi store in a hilarious video.

Microsoft's newest Lumias: the 435 at $129 and 532 at $149 in Australia, in dual-SIM variants too. Will they seriously shake up the smartphone market?

If you’re interested in buying HTC’s Desire Eye with 13 megapixel camera on both sides, there will be only one place to get it in Australia - consumer electronics superstore JB Hi-Fi.

Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 - the tablet that thinks it's a notebook, or perhaps vice versa - has arrived in Australian shops.

Apple and JB Hi-Fi have become the latest tech-related companies to release their workplace diversity reports, and both have admitted they're not doing well enough.

Aussie retailer JB Hi-Fi has expanded its digital content offering to now include eBooks, taking on online giant Amazon at its own game.

Jawbone's contrubution to wearable tech, a wristwatch with a healthy twist, is landing down under.

An analysis by Borland shows that a number of well-known Australian web stores failed to keep up with the amount of traffic they generated during the post-Christmas period.

The range of music streaming services available on the Sonos range of wireless audio gear has expanded again with the addition of JB Hi-FI's Now.

OPINION: At the recent Kickstart Forum for IT journalists, vendors and PR people, Ruslan Kogan called Australian retailers 'Apple's bitch'. Is he right? Or is Kogan really the media's bitch?

Ruslan Kogan, the Shogun of the e-tail world, has ripped into roguish retailers, one of whom has 30% of its business tied up in Apple products and accessories: a precarious place to be should Apple ever solely go direct through its own online and offline channels and nowhere else.

Kogan has ripped retailers a new one claiming that when Apple decides to cut third party retailers such as JB HiFi out of the loop, a huge part of their business will simply evaporate.