Virgin Media’s summer of free Wi-Fi at tube stations begins
Virgin Media has switched on free Wi-Fi internet at four of London’s underground tube stations, offering free mobile surfing on the go for a limited time only.
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Microsoft ‘Do Not Track’ U-turn- User consent now needed for IE browsers
Microsoft has backed-down over its controversial decision to make its ‘Do Not Track’ feature the default on its next Internet Explorer browser.
Vodafone partners O2- Is UK set for 4G access?
Vodafone and O2 have announced plans to merge their networks into a single grid, to improve coverage and accelerate the move to 4G. However, the deal does not mean customers can expect to roam between the two networks just yet.
Mobile adspend reaches $5.3bn in 2011- Asia Pacific leads the way
About $5.3 billion was spent on mobile advertising in 2011, according to the first industry-sponsored measure of the lucrative market.
The state of the web in 2012 (slideshow)
As digital technolgy becomes ever-more entrenched in modern life, just how deeply has it impacted traditional media, and what are the next trends? This slide presentation from Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker takes a global view on the web’s impact on society.
Infographic- The Digital Lives of American Moms
Moms are at the center of their family’s offline life, so it’s little surprise that they’re also at the center of many of the biggest trends online as well. Whether to look up the latest product reviews or to connect with friends, families, and even brands through social networks, American moms are particularly active and … [Read more…]
Google revamps Maps with 3D technology
Google is updating its mapping service with 3D technology, as the internet giant looks to counter Apple’s decision to drop its service from its iPhone and iPads.
Google’s augmented reality glasses 'could be on sale next year'
Google’s augemented reality glasses, known as ‘Project Glass’, could be available in the market as early as next year, according to its founder.
Google’s augmented reality glasses ‘could be on sale next year’
Google’s augemented reality glasses, known as ‘Project Glass’, could be available in the market as early as next year, according to its founder.
Top tips: Digital data collection- No-one expects the Spanish Inquisition
Long registration forms and overly intrusive questions are major turn offs for customers when looking for products and services online. So why are so many companies still gathering reams of customer data and then never using it? Chris Ford, Business Development Director at business services company, Grass Roots shares some experiences of “Fear, surprise and … [Read more…]