With the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) wrapping up for another year, attendees, consumers and experts are sharing their thoughts on technologies unveiled across social media. New research indicates cars and gaming stole the limelight this year, generating the most Twitter and Facebook buzz around the event.

Amazon is offering customers that purchase CDs a free digital version saved to its cloud storage service.

Skittles has become known for their off the wall advertising, but this new Australian ad boggles the mind (quite literally). The ‘Telekinize The Rainbow’ Facebook app lets users control a single Skittle with their mind… or does it? Find out why its our video viral of the week below…

Apple’s marketing boss has quashed rumours that the firm is planning to produce a budget version of its iPhone.

Apple’s marketing boss has quashed rumours that the firm is planning to produce a budget version of its iPhone.

Kiosked has partnership with Getty Images to monetise online images by turning them into virtual ‘storefronts’ which people browsing the Web can click on to make purchases.

Facebook has sent out invitations to a mystery event next week, sparking rumours that it is set to unveil a smartphone, shop or new marketing tools.

Self-driving cars, app-controlled thermostats and fridges that order food are some real examples of ‘The Internet of Things- a world of interconnected devices beyond computers and smartphones that could change the way we live dramatically. In a recent article, Olaf Swantee, CEO at EE, looked at what to expect of the Internet’s next big frontier….

Sony has unveiled its latest smartphone, the Xperia Z, as the technology giant looks to rival Apple and Samsung in the smartphone wars.

Despite the apparent growth in digital advertising, physical advertising still exerts a far greater influence when it comes to consumer purchasing decisions, according to new research.