Amazon has doubled the money that customers must spend to have their items delivered for free, requiring them to spend £20 to qualify for “super saver delivery”.

Facebook has opened up its controversial Internet.org service in India, letting more websites and other online services to join its “free mobile data” Internet.org scheme.

The appearance of Google Shopping Product Listing Ad (PLA) integrations within Google’s search results increased by 118% during 2014, according to new research.

Globally, consumers largely favour TV as the device of choice for watching video programming. However, there are a few regional and generational differences in how we watch. This infographic from Nielsen tracks how video viewing habits vary across the globe.

The number of mobile-only adult internet users exceeded the number of desktop-only internet users in the US for the first time, according to new research.

Microsoft has confirmed its new web browser, code-named Project Spartan, will be called Microsoft Edge, set to replace Internet Explorer.

Electric car maker Tesla has revealed a new ‘Powerwall’ battery system that can power homes and business through solar power.

LinkedIn has posted disappointing quarterly revenues that missed estimates for the first time, as the business-based social network struggles to turn its growing user base into profits.

Twitter lost $162m between January and March, representing a 30% dip despite an 18% increase in users year over year.

In a follow up to its successful ‘Be More Dog’ campaign, mobile network O2 used social media to promote a ‘cat casting’ session to find the UK’s happiest cat. See why it’s our video viral of the week below.