Micromax overtakes Samsung in India smartphone sales
Samsung has been overtaken as the largest seller of smartphones in India by local budget brand Micromax for the first time, according to new research.
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Gmail lets users send cash in emails
Google is launching a new feature in the UK that lets Gmail users send money to friends and family over email.
Facebook selling fewer ads at higher prices- report
Facebook is now serving 65% fewer ads, but the average cost per ad is 335% higher, compared to the same period in previous year, according to a news report.
Google banned 524 million ‘bad ads’ in 2014
Google disabled more than 524 million bad ads and banned more than 214,000 advertisers in 2014, as the internet giant aims to increase the quality of its platforms for advertisers and consumers.
Apple still has highest ad revenue, despite Android’s growing traffic- research
Android captured the majority (63%) of global mobile ad traffic in Q4, but Apple retained its lead in revenue generation, according to the State of Mobile Advertising report released today by Opera Mediaworks.
Increase in video viewability as fewer people skip ads
Online video viewability in the UK rose 9% to 39% from the previous quarter, as more consumers watch online ads on mobiles and PCs, according to new research.
Top 8 Super Bowl ads: Budweiser wins, McDonald’s loves and Loctite charms
At last Sunday’s Super Bowl, NBC charged an eye-watering $4.5m for a 30-second TV spot- so brands have to use their time very wisely and adopt digital channels to amplify their message. We look back at the 8 best (and one of the worst) Super Bowl ads of 2015.
The Pirate Bay returns 2 months after shutdown
The Pirate Bay has risen from its digital ashes once again, more than seven weeks after its servers were raided.
Twitter debuts Vine for kids
Twitter has launched a child-friendly version of its video sharing app, Vine, letting them watch pre- approved videos through a new interface.
YouTube star PewDiePie hits out at Nintendo revenue-sharing plans
Popular YouTube content creator PewDiePie has criticised Nintendo for its plan to take a cut of advertising revenue from ‘let’s play’ videos featuring its games.