Google has unveiled its latest Pixel phone, emphasising its artificial intelligence software features over the typical hardware boosts that usually form the focus of smartphone product launches.
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.
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.
Google is set to create a separate shopping service that will bid against rivals for ad placements at the top of its search page, in an effort to satisfy EU regulators, according to a news report.
With London Fashion Week well underway, the eyes of the nation’s fashion gurus are cast on the latest and greatest trends. Where this used to feel untouchable to people outside the high-end fashion industry and price bracket, now it is a reality.
Twice as many adults now use the internet on a smartphone than do on a desktop computer, as smartphones have become the most popular device for going online at every hour of the day, according to new research.
British start-up Booxscale has announced a partnership with Microsoft, allowing UK-based Bing, Cortana and Skype users to order pizza and hire handymen, all with the press of a button.
The ‘Amazon effect’ has got us all, but unless retailers really learn how to close the loop on the customer journey they will get left behind. Craig Summers, Managing Director of Manhattan Associates looks at the importance of creating a seamless, engaging customer experience from web store to shop and back again.
Audi has worked with HERE Technologies to integrates an array of advanced navigation and location technology from HERE to provide guidance throughout the day.
Ad tech firm Quantcast has launched a live consumer insights tool for advertisers and campaign planners.