Ad funded mobile network Samba shuts down
Ad funded mobile network Samba has closed down after first launching two years ago, blaming “unsustainable data costs”.
Ad funded mobile network Samba has closed down after first launching two years ago, blaming “unsustainable data costs”.
A number of major UK banks have united for a new payment system that lets users transfer cash via their mobiles using just their mobile number and a password.
In a big win over rival Netflix, Amazon has formed a deal with HBO to run a selection of its shows on its Prime Instant Video service.
Taco Bell has premiered its newest Doritos Loco Taco on with a short movie on Snapchat, marking a first for the self-destructing chat app.
Tesco plans to increased sales at its UK business through online shopping, rather than bricks and mortar, as it announced a 3.6% drop in trading profit to £2.2bn last week.
The Internet Advertising Bureau UK has unveiled its guidelines for ‘viewable impressions’ for online display ads, defining an ad as ‘viewable’ if half of it appears in the browser for one second.
Bangkok-based insurance firm Thai Life used a longform YouTube video to tell a heart-warming tale of an unsung hero who never gets rewarded for his acts of kindness. Or so it seems. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…
Google Glass is going on general sale in the US for one day only in what could be the biggest test to date of public desire for the wearable computer.
Residents on the Somalian capital Mogadishu have been experiencing a form of “culture shock” since fibre optic services launched over the last week, an Internet provider has told the BBC.
Sesame Workshop, the non-profit educational organization behind Sesame Street, has launched Sesame GO, a web-based video subscription service.