Oculus VR has upgraded its virtual reality headset prototype with higher resolution and built-in audio, marking the first major development since it was bought by Facebook for $2bn earlier this year.
Apple has launched a tool that lets iPhone users delete a free U2 album from their iTunes library, after an outcry from some users that the songs were unwanted and took up too much storage space on their devices.
Facebook is testing a SnapChat style feature for status updates, as the social network continues to emulate the success of chat apps.
Three London bus shelters have been transformed into tweet activated vending machines as part of a promotion for Walkers’ ‘Do Us a Flavour’ campaign… featuring a virtual Gary Lineker. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…
Nearly half of all teens aged 16-19 are using snapchat across a number of major western markets, according to new research.
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.
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.
Google has given marketers an additional 25 characters in paid search ads for customised promotional information, as the internet giant looks to boost the appeal of Adwords.
Samsung has worked with Facebook-owned Oculus Rift to launch a virtual reality headset called Gear VR.
Google+ has finally ditched its Authorship experiment this week, meaning that search results will no longer display an author’s name with retrieved articles.