Microsoft plans Google glasses rival with ‘augmented live events’
Microsoft has won the patent rights for wearable Augmented Reality glasses that display let live updates on events as they are watched in real life.
Microsoft has won the patent rights for wearable Augmented Reality glasses that display let live updates on events as they are watched in real life.
Microsoft has won the patent rights for wearable Augmented Reality glasses that display let live updates on events as they are watched in real life.
The Daily Mail plans to expand its US operations, as the UK newspaper looks to capitalise on its growing audience across the Atlantic.
Microsoft is working on an Apple TV-style set-top box, providing access to Xbox Live entertainment services and run casual games rather than major releases, according to news reports.
Myspace is planning to launch a $50m Spotify rival, as the former social media market leader looks to reposition itself as a social music tool.
Cyber Monday 2012 is on track to break spending records this year, with discounts, reviews and gift ideas being primary reasons to switch from the high street to online. This infographic from RadiumOne gives the main statistics of this day, including the most popular places to shop, the devices used to aid shopping and what … [Read more…]
YouTube has launched a Wii U compatible version of its video sharing site, as the Google-owned service looks to expand its use among gamers.
Mobile ads are much more effective than broadcast or conventional digital ads on a number of key metrics, such as brand recall and purchase intent, according to new research.
A new social media website based around recommendations, called Snoox, has launched, available online and as a Facebook app this week. The point of Snoox is to encourage us to follow the advice of our friends instead of complete strangers. But Steve Hurn, CEO at Cloud-based social commerce company Reevoo asks: should we put our … [Read more…]
As advertisers seek more value from their social media campaigns, a new report indicates that views, not clicks, are the most valuable factor in getting conversions.