Belkin today unveiled new branding which it says communicates the company goal of delivering innovative product solutions and reinforces its commitment to creating ‘people-inspired products’. The launch of the new look comes with the release of a raft of new products by Belkin at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

If it looks too good to be true, it’s probably a caveat emptor situation, with various penny auction site users saying their wallets have ended up caveat empty.

Australia's love affair with digital technology isn't fading, despite our reportedly reduced appetite for spending.

It’s not just Kogan out there rebranding consumer electronics and home appliances from China and creating a new brand, but another two entrepreneurs who’ve started a very similar business in late 2010 called OHKI that has now diverged into non-self branded products.

Always seeking to turn adversity into opportunity, Kogan has launched a new campaign in the midst of what the company dubs “increasingly frugal retail conditions”, promoting affordably priced and desirable digital technologies.

Australia’s e-tail revolutionary, Ruslan Kogan, has just unveiled a new line of 3D TVs with 2D to 3D conversion and a new 3D Blu-ray player.

One of Australia's newer online retailers is diversifying into branded goods.

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.

Do Aussies love Kogan’s LivePrice? $329,965 worth of products sold since LivePrice’s local launch may lay claim to such amorous status!

The floods in Queensland have pushed the 'GST and online shopping' issue off the front page for now, but there there's no shortage of activity in online retail. A new entrant - OHKI - has an interesting proposition that could further boost confidence in the sector.