A significant chapter in the history of the PC comes to an end today as Microsoft ceases “Extended Support” for Windows XP, meaning there will be no new security updates from the vendor. However, millions of PCs are estimated to be running Windows XP as support comes to an end, and this can only mean … [Read more…]
Twitter is planning to launch 15 new types of ad products, including in-stream downloads for mobile games and click-to-call buttons for local businesses, according to a news report.
Amazon has launched a new barcode scanner device, called ‘dash’, that lets users scan and orders groceries from the comfort of their kitchen.
Google is planning to launch Android TV, its latest attempt to break into the living room that will provide a complete platform for media, apps and games, according to a new report.
Twitter is giving high profile users the chance to ‘pin’ tweets to the top of a user’s stream for free-offering a new way of publicising announcements on the social network.
Google is testing a Gmail update that will; incorporate a ‘snooze’ feature, helping users ensure they don’t miss important emails, according to a new report.
Yahoo is reportedly set to make its own TV shows, taking on the likes on Amazon and Netflix as internet firms look to rival traditional broadcasters in the battle for video ad dollars.
Vice Media has teamed up with production company FremantleMedia to launch ‘Munchies’ an online TV channel devoted to food, with a youth twist.
As the fourth season of popular HBO fantasy series gets underway, this video from Hootsuite reimagines the warring houses as social media platforms.
Pinterest is offering a new way for businesses to track their pinned links by adding further support for Google Analytics on the social scrapbook.