The UK tech sector shifted up another gear during the fourth quarter of 2013, with strong inflows of new work driving the steepest expansion of business activity for almost a decade, according to the latest KPMG/Markit Tech Monitor UK report.
Luxury online fashion retailer, Avenue 32, has launched its multichannel strategy, supporting young designers that are unable to invest in their own online presence to showcase their collections and expand their audience.
Transport for London (TfL) has struck partnerships with several major retailers to bring click and collect services to the London Underground network.
The latest version of SLI Systems’ ‘Big Book of Site Search Tips’ has launched, offering more than 100 Ideas for improving the way retailers connect shoppers to the products they want.
Google has unveiled new designs for its augmented reality eyewear, tailored for people who already have prescription lenses.
More than one billion smartphones were shipped last year, with Samsung increasing its lead as the world’s biggest vendor, according to new data.
Despite the growing investment in social media as a customer relationship management platform (CRM), just 24% of UK consumers believe that companies take notice of their views, according to a new survey identifying 4 types of customers online.
UK and US spy agencies have gathered data from smartphone apps, including popular game s Angry Birds, which leak personal data on to global networks, according to reports.
Marks & Spencer and Tesco have ranked best for customer satisfaction on their mobile sites, but may retailers still lag behind on their mobile sites, according to a new survey.
Shares in tech giant Apple fell close to 9% in after-hours trading on Monday night, after the firm reported flat profits of $13.1bn (£7.9bn) during the October to January quarter.