Microsoft has confirmed the launch date of Windows 10 aiming to unify its operating sytem, while bringing back the Start menu alongside new facial and fingerprint recognition technologies for easy sign in.

Google, Facebook and BBC sites where most popular in the UK during April 2015, according to new research from comScore.

UK advertisers are increasingly planning their video strategies holistically, with 84% of all UK campaigns in Q1 2015 conducted across more than one device, according to new research.

Intel has bought Altera for $16.7bn in cash after months of negotiation, as the electronics giant looks to expand further into the internet of things sector.

Google’s annual I/O conference attracted 10,000 attendees with 2 million others watching on livestream television. As the web giant grows ever-more influential, we look back at some of the highlights from this year’s event, including Android M, Google Now on tap, mobile payments and the fate of Google Plus…

Social media is great for sending personalised messaged to customers- but what happens when brands get too personal? Nando’s recently attracted criticism after a its tweets to a female customer crossed the line from friendly to creepy.

People have adapted to the 24/7, immersive media environment by developing editorial controls and filters, with 56 per cent of people saying they don’t feel bombarded by content or messaging, according to a new survey.

Fifteen percent of small businesses have a mobile app, and another 18 percent are considering developing one in 2015 or later, according to a new survey.

UK retailers are collectively missing out on an astounding £6.6bn per year due to a lack of investment in their mobile offering, according to a new report into mobile spending.

Mobile digital publisher revenues have been driven by a 114% growth in smartphone display revenue over the last year, according to new data.