Google is updating its search algorithm to reward mobile optimised sites with higher rankings… but only on mobile search results.

In a major move for gaming fans, Nintendo is working with Japanese developer DeNA to develop new games for smartphones.

Google Now is opening up its API to all developers, in a move that could make the services smart cards start to replace apps.

Apple is reportedly planning its own low cost TV streaming service to rival the likes of NetFlix and the upcoming HBO Go.

57% of Brits under the age of 34 will engage with native ads if the content appeals to them, rising to 63% for 18-24s, according to new research.

Adidas is harnessing the ‘internet of things’ by putting sensors in a range of its products, so it can track and send offers to customers even after their purchase.

Facebook has updated its Community Standards page, explaining in detail what’s acceptable to share on the social network, including clarifications on nudity, hate speech, bullying and harassment.

Blackberry has revealed a new security-focused tablet powered by Samsung, further adding to rumours that the former smartphone market leader could be solds off.

Video advertising platform SpotXchange has launched its Benelux operation, giving advertisers access to high-value video inventory.

What is it like to be ‘YouTube Famous’? A new documentary, dubbed ‘The Creators’, takes a look behind the scenes of some of the most influential Vloggers in the UK today.