Black Friday and Cyber Monday is over for another year and this new infographic series from IBM looks at some of the key statistics behind the shopping frenzy, revealing that mobile enjoyed a huge leap this year.
Despite starting as a US tradition, Black Friday has taken off in Africa too, with online shopping mall Konga seeing a huge increase in sales over the sales period.
A British start-up has launched the country’s first nationwide same-day callout service for fixing broken smartphones.
Mobile internet access is still unavailable in many parts of central London, contradicting the recent findings of an Ofcom report, according to new research across many of the capital’s pubs.
From sitting on them, to dropping them down the toilet, microwaving to washing them, more than one fifth of Britons have damaged their phone so badly it needed to be replaced, according to new research.
A number of high profile UK retailers crashed this morning as the ‘Black Friday’ shopping frenzy reached record levels.
If you’re creating digital content or services that are sold to consumers, Europe’s 2015 tax laws will be a crushing blow for small businesses as they become forced to adopt the tax position of the countries where their target consumers are buying from. Here’s why…
More than half of UK consumers (54%) now say they often or always use digital wallets to pay for goods online, according to new research.
Christmas is not the most important season for the majority of retailers to engage in affiliate marketing activity, according to new research.
Compared to three years ago the average shopper now has an additional 7 interactions with a brand before converting, according to new research.