Facebook puts ads on mobiles for first time with ‘Premium’ service
Facebook is letting companies place ads on its mobile version for the first time, and to advertise on the log out screen, flowing the launch of its new ‘Premium’ service.
Facebook is letting companies place ads on its mobile version for the first time, and to advertise on the log out screen, flowing the launch of its new ‘Premium’ service.
Twitter plans to make it more difficult for users to avoid advertisements on mobile. According to global digital marketing agency, Fortune Cookie, the news is unsurprising and detracts from more interesting and important developments at Twitter.
Microsoft has launched a public trial of its upcoming Windows 8 operating system, which will run on tablets as well as PCs.
Facebook has denied reports that it is spying on users is spying text messages and other personal data sent from users’ smartphones.
Twitter has revamped both its iOS and Android apps, with a raft of new features including a ‘Swipe shortcut’ and a ‘Find Friends’ tool.
The rise of gadgets is ushering in a new generation of kids who are growing up digital, with many US children using tablet devices for games, education and TV shows, according to new research.
Apple has made further reductions to the costs of advertising on its iAd mobile advertising platform, down to just a tenth of its original asking price, following slow take up.
Michael Norton, managing director of PayPoint.net predicts the new payment trends for 2012.
Google has launched a mobile version of its Chrome browser, initially available on newer Android smartphones.
Specialist eCRM agency Underwired has created a new Facebook app for publisher Hodder & Stoughton.