In 2017, it’s getting harder to discern real news stories from fake ones- which made last weekend’s April 1st pranks even harder to spot than usual. To help you out, we’ve put together some of the best hoaxes from this year’s pranksters for your viewing pleasure…
Phone maker Moto has introduced a new app designed to translate pet’s moods into easy-to-understand verbal communication, launching on April 1st.
Programmatic mobile video advertising company TabMo has recruited Dan Read for the newly-created role of head of trading and platform sales, to meet customer demand as mobile advertising spend set to reach almost £7 billion.
Palmer Luckey, the inventor of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, has left Facebook following the news that he financially backed an organisation that supported Donald Trump and created anti-Hillary Clinton memes.
Video viewability showed significant improvement last year so far, increasing from 40% to 58.2%, while the completion rate in view also rose, according to new research.
Samsung has unveiled new versions of its flagship smartphone as it looks to recover from the disaster of its fire-prone Note 7 handset last year.
Facebook is rolling out ‘Stories’ in its main Facebook app, copying Snapchat’s main feature for the fourth time in less than a year.
Does being a man or women affect your career? Recruitment experts, Talentful, have recently carried out research that compares some of the world’s most powerful male and female CEOs of Fortune 1000 companies to find out how gender can affect money, success, and their career path.
To coincide with the launch of its new S8 smartphone, Samsung has launched a new VR content service in UK, SamsungVR.com and Samsung VR application.
SpaceX and Tesla CEO Elon Musk has launched a new project: a “medical research company” called Neuralink that will make brain-computer interfaces.