Apple, Samsung or Nokia? What your mobile brand says about you
iPhone fans are more likely to be into Brad Pitt, BMWs and skiing holidays, while Samsung users prefer Robert Downey Jr.,Nissan and luxury breaks, according to a new customer survey.
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iPhone fans are more likely to be into Brad Pitt, BMWs and skiing holidays, while Samsung users prefer Robert Downey Jr.,Nissan and luxury breaks, according to a new customer survey.
Following the launch of the new iPhone yesterday evening, Marco Veremis , CEO and founder of Upstream, considers the strength of the iPhone’s newest features within the emerging markets, a difficult sector which will be a vital one for Apple to crack over the coming years.
Viacom has completed its £450m acquisition of Channel 5 from Northern & Shell Media Group, announcing the first programmes to be commissioned under the new deal.
Content with strong topic knowledge, more visual elements, bigger word counts and more relevant words (not just matches for the search term) are more likely to rank highly on Google…but being a brand also helps, according to new research.
Digital ad firm Adknowledge has partnered with Realeyes, an emotion analytics platform that measures how people feel and react when they watch video content.
A number of leading websites, including Mozilla, Reddit, KickStarter, FourSquare, Vimeo, and Meetup will become slow to use this Wednesday (10th September) in protest over the US governments net neutrality proposal that could see the formation of a two-tiered internet- giving priority to higher paying customers.
Microsoft has relaunched its flagship portal MSN, and will now rely entirely on third parties for content, with a new look designed to appeal to a growing mobile audience.
Ahead of the new iPhone 6 launch today, new research suggests that a larger screen size could boost Apple’s market share.
UK businesses in the travel, retail, leisure and content sectors, could benefit from a global eCommerce export market worth £45bn by 2020, which is three times its current estimated value of £13bn, according to new research.
Following the nude celebrity hacking scandal last week, controversial online forum 4Chan has been forced to improve its posting rules to comply with US copyright laws.