Top tips: Avoiding web traffic overload- It’s all in the timing
Graham Moore, e-retail expert at Zeus Technology offers his thoughts on how to ease congestion when consumers arrive at a brand’s site all at once.
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Government urged to make greater use of crowd-sourcing
The Government could be making more use of digital channels to provide better services while also making cost savings by embedding digital in civil service culture, according to a new report.
Nike debuts iPhone app for runners
Nike has launched a new iPhone app for runners, available for download now via the iTunes app store.
BT subscribers get mobile app to find wi-fi hotspots
BT has launched an iPhone and Android app for its Total Broadband customers that seeks out and connects to BT Wi-Fi hotspots to access the web.
eBooks survey: Kindle beats iPad"
A survey of over 1000 US and UK users found the Kindle scored strongly over the iPad as an e-reader. The survey also found demand remains for the trusty paperback, although many consumers are now going digital for their holiday reads.
eBooks survey: Kindle beats iPad… but paperbacks remain popular
A survey of over 1000 US and UK users found the Kindle scored strongly over the iPad as an e-reader. The survey also found demand remains for the trusty paperback, although many consumers are now going digital for their holiday reads.
eBooks survey: Kindle beats iPad”
A survey of over 1000 US and UK users found the Kindle scored strongly over the iPad as an e-reader. The survey also found demand remains for the trusty paperback, although many consumers are now going digital for their holiday reads.
Morrisons to start selling food online
Morrisons is set to launch an online grocery store, as the supermarket chain looks to take on rivals Tesco, Waitrose and Asda.
Yahoo to launch web TV service in Europe
Yahoo is set to launch an online TV service in Europe, through a partnership with TV maker Vestel.
The most expensive broadband in the world
If you ever complained about broadband access prices here in the UK then spare a thought for those who would have to pay 40 times their month’s salary to get online. New research from the UN throws up some unlikely findings for both the most expensive and cheapest places on the planet for broadband access.