Google bots pass ‘human test’ by solving CAPTCHA puzzles
Google’s computers have solved the company’s own CAPTCHA technology used to detect whether a user is human or a spam bot.
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Top 10 myths about ‘typical’ YouTube users (infographic)
Just who is a typical UK YouTuber? Nearly one-fifth of those watching YouTube are watching less TV according to new research looking into the top myths and realities of users of the video sharing platform.
UK businesses ‘neglecting online newsrooms’
Many UK organisations are fialing to get the most out of their online newsrooms, missing a trick in getting vital free ‘earned media’ exposure as a result, according to a new report.
Google plans $50 ‘modular’ smartphone for January 2015 release
Google has announced that its Project Ara modular smartphone could be available by January 2015 for as little as $50.
Digital or Disc? Music buyers prefer CDs, vinyl and cassettes over the Cloud
With Record Store Day last week (Saturday 19th April), research by ICM reveals that music lovers across the country are still buying their tunes in physical format with MP3 downloads seen very much as an add-on.
Nokia to be renamed Microsoft Mobile?
The Nokia brand could be obsolete by the end of this year, as Microsoft’s takeover of the iconic mobile maker nears completion.
Facebook lets users track friends with controversial location feature
Facebook has launched ‘nearby friends’, a feature that lets users track their friends location in real-time- causing a privacy stir in the process.
Taco Bell uses Snapchat for Doritos Locos Taco launch
Taco Bell has premiered its newest Doritos Loco Taco on with a short movie on Snapchat, marking a first for the self-destructing chat app.
Tesco plans online push to boost flagging market share
Tesco plans to increased sales at its UK business through online shopping, rather than bricks and mortar, as it announced a 3.6% drop in trading profit to £2.2bn last week.
Most marketers ‘don’t know how to calculate ROI from their campaigns’
Nine out of ten (90%) global marketers are not trained to calculate return on investment (ROI), and 80% struggle with being able to properly demonstrate to their management the business effectiveness of their spending, campaigns and activities, according to new research.