Google has launched Clips, will be the first standalone camera from the internet giant that takes on the likes of Go Pro. But is its AI camera that chooses when to snap pictures liberating… or creepy?
Facebook has revealed that an estimated 10 million people in the US saw at least one of the 3,000 political ads it says were bought by accounts linked to the Russian government.
Consumers are now paying for entertainment, food, beauty products and garments, even bacon, all via monthly rate subscriptions, according to new research.
The Bing Network now accounts for over a quarter (25.1 per cent) of the UK PC searches, catching up with Google, according to the latest figures from comScore.
Everyone’s talking about artificial intelligence, but what are the practical steps you need to take to get it to work for your business? Assaf Baciu, SVP of product, Persado looks at the questions organisations have to ask if ask if they’re aiming to use AI in marketing.
Analysis of search data shows Google Shopping gained 300% visibility in recent years even as competitor visibility declined. EU’s case may not be clear-cut.
With the announcement of the new Alexa powered devices from Amazon, and the upcoming Google hardwire event on the 4th October, new research by MoneySuperMarket reveals that the British public is far from ready to embrace smart home technology.
Shutterstock have announced an integration with Google Slides that allows users to search Shutterstock’s library of 150 million images and edit any visual content within their presentation to add filters, text, logos, product imagery and more.
Britain severely languishes in 10th out of 17 major European countries when it comes to how quickly sites load on mobile, according to new research from Google.
Amazon’s Echo Show has lost its ability to stream videos from YouTube, with both sides blaming the other for the issue.