Forget digital detox – consumers DO want tech on holiday
Holidaymakers want technology to help them save time and money and make their trip more personalised, according to new research.
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New Samsung Galaxy S6: Wireless charging and curved screen (but no removable back)
Samsung has unveiled two new flagship smartphones with a host of features aimed, as the embattled market leader attempts to stop to rise of rivals such as Apple and Xaomi.
Google buys .app domain for $25m
Google has bought the .app domain name for $25m, using it as “a domain space for application developers”.
Valve and HTC reveal virtual reality headset
Gaming firm Valve has partnered with Taiwanese smartphone and tablet maker HTC to make a virtual reality headset, in a bid to rival Facebook’s upcoming Oculus Rift device.
Guest comment: Time to bin the banner?
As the original online advertising medium – the banner ad – hits 21, Say Media’s UK Sales Director Lawrence Horne, UK Sales Director, Say Media, argues that it’s time for it to retire ungracefully.
TV viewing drops 4.5% but still dominates
UK TV viewing fell by 4.5% during in 2014, with digital viewing rising 17% during the same period, according to new research.
Online now accounts for 71% of Dominos Pizza orders
Online sales now account for 71% of Domino’s total delivered orders in the UK, with 1 in 8 UK population now having downloaded the pizza chain’s app.
Top 5 tips: Setting out the ground rules with affiliates
To implement a successful Performance Marketing campaign you need a strategy. You need to understand what you want from your affiliates and conversely what they will want from you. Vairo Kremanis, Managing Director of Paydot, offers five top tips to help you get the best out of your affiliate network.
Apple axed from China’s approved tech list
Apple and Intel are among some of the world’s biggest brands that have been dropped from China’s approved purchasing lists.
No more two-speed internet fears? US Net Neutrality rules approved
US regulators have approved net neutrality rules banning broadband providers from charging to put online services in a two speed internet, giving higher paying customers an internet fast lane’.