Google is reportedly offering to brand its search results to avoid the European Commission taking formal action against the company’s alleged “abuse of dominance” in the search market.
Hot on the heels of the recent announcements of the Nokia 920 and new Motorola Razr smartphones, Olof Schybergson, CEO and co-founder of service design consultancy, Fjord, offers comment and analysis on the launches of these devices, design implications and broader implications that these will have on this competitive market, which is set to see … [Read more…]
US iPhone and Android users are increasily relying on apps, rather than mobile websites, to get their travel information while on the move, according to new research.
Google has updated its mapping service in India, with two new features to boost navigation and traffic updates.
Nearly one third (63%) of top UK websites have taken steps to address the new EU Cookie Directive, which aims to warns users when their data is being tracked online.
Facebook is touting the success of a number of fitness apps, including Nike, as social networkers go digital to track and map their work out sessions.
Twitter has sparked anger from developers after restricting creation of third-party applications on its social network.
Apple’s forthcoming iOS 6 operating system will no longer include the YouTube app, a feature that has shipped with the iPhone since the device debuted in June 2007.
YouTube has launched a new tool letting users “blur” the faces of subjects before uploading them to the website.
YouTube has launched a new tool letting users “blur” the faces of subjects before uploading them to the website.