Google has launched a new logo to mark the companies recent restructuring under the name Alphabet.

Brits are watching less TV than ever before, with average viewing time across all platforms falling by 14 minutes since 2013, according to new research.

Amazon Prime Video has launched offline viewing, a feature that main competitor Netflix has sworn is “never going to happen”.

App makers need to recognise a new way of thinking and working on mobile and tablets: “Does it make my life easier?” Alister Esam, CEO, BoardPacks, looks at the usability challenges facing a new generation of users.

The average online Brit spends 2 hours and 51 minutes a day on the internet, with 45% on computers, 40% on mobiles and 15% tablets, according to new research.

Google is rolling out Android Wear app for iOS which will let users pair an iPhone with a smartwatch.

Hundreds of thousands of people signed up for infidelity website Ashley Madison in the last week, even after hackers leaked data about millions of its clients, according to the company.

UK retailer Poundland has succumbed to pressure and launched a transactional website, offering all goods for £1 each plus a flat £4 delivery fee on all orders.

LinkedIn has revamped its messaging service, departing from its previous unpopular design that resembled email to resemble more modern chat apps.

Windows 10 now has 5.21% market share, while Edge claims 2.03% of the PC browser market share, according to new data.