Uber delivers kittens to offices on National Cat Day
Uber has teamed up with a number of animal shelters to deliver kittens to offices around the US on national cat day.
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No breakthrough for the smart home market in the UK
Despite the growth in smart home devices, the Uk is lagging behind key rival markets in adopting this new technology, according to new research.
KLM engages Chinese customers on WeChat
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has launched a customer service channel on Chinese social network WeChat via Salesforce Service Cloud, in partnership with Nexmo.
Facebook just 4th most popular social network for US teens- report
Facebook ranks only fourth as US teens’ most important social network, with Instagram the clear favourite, according to new research.
EE debuts 4G tablet for children
EE has launched a new 4G tablet called ‘Robin’, designed for children and offers internet access and simple parental controls.
Roald Dahl’s Twits get ‘revolting’ app
Roald Dahl’s characters, Mr and Mrs Twit are set to feature in their second app this autumn, as the authors’ work undergoes a major digital rebrand.
Facebook adds ‘trillions of users’ posts to search results
Facebook has indexed almost two trillion posts put on the site by its members to make it easier to find them- raising new privacy concerns in the process.
Instagram takes on Vine with 1 second ‘Boomeramg’ videos
Instagram has launched its third standalone app, Boomerang, letting users create one second looping videos on their mobiles.
How accurate was Back to the Future? [INFOGRAPHIC]
As today marks Back to the Future Day, Adobe has analysed the film’s technological predictions and the film’s social media success in the most recent Adobe Digital Index.
Back to the Future Day: What 2015 predictions did it get right?
Great Scott! As Wednesday, 21 October 2015 marks the day that Marty and Doc arrive in the film Back to The Future Part II, Netimperative looks at how accurate the films’ predictions have been- from wearable tech to power laces.