The annual Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas is dominating the technology news, as usual, but according to Nick Dillon, senior device analyst at Ovum, “the show’s continuing focus on hardware is making it look increasingly dated, as the majority of innovation is now happening in software and services rather than in hardware design”
Nick Holzherr, a runner-up from last year’s Apprentice final, has launched an online food app, based on his losing business plan from the BBC show.
Amazon is offering customers that purchase CDs a free digital version saved to its cloud storage service.
Apple’s marketing boss has quashed rumours that the firm is planning to produce a budget version of its iPhone.
Apple’s marketing boss has quashed rumours that the firm is planning to produce a budget version of its iPhone.
Facebook has sent out invitations to a mystery event next week, sparking rumours that it is set to unveil a smartphone, shop or new marketing tools.
Sony has unveiled its latest smartphone, the Xperia Z, as the technology giant looks to rival Apple and Samsung in the smartphone wars.
Apple is reportedly developing a cheaper version of its iPhone for launch later this year, as the manufacturer looks to compete with Android the fast growing budget smartphone market.
This smart piece of marketing by Diageo encouraged Columbian’s to download a ‘guardian angel app’, offering discounted alternatives to drink driving home.
Mobile now represents 20.3% of overall Facebook ad spend, with Apple dominating tablet spend and Android dominating smartphone spend, according to new research.