Apple Watch launch day: Can it take wearable tech mainstream?
Apple’s much anticipated smartwatch will launch today, but can the trend-setting tech giant do for wearables what it did for smartphones and tablets?
Author: Robin Langford
Facebook could be sued by France for censoring content
A Facebook user that was banned from the social network for posting an image of an explicit 19th century painting has been able to get his legal complaint handled in France- despite Facebook being a US company.
Apple replaces AT&T on Dow Jones index
In a landmark move, Apple will replace US telecom giant on the Dow Jones index on March 19, as the US stock market barometer looks to reflect the changing digital landscape.
Amazon debuts Chinese ecommerce store with Alibaba
In a case of ‘if you can’t beat them, join them’, Amazon has opened an online store on Alibaba’s Tmall site this week.
Most primary school teachers say science being neglected- survey
Teachers need more support to inspire next generation of scientists, with many technology and engineering lessons being deprioritised in favour of literacy and numeracy, according to a new report out today.
AOL debuts YouBuild competition to inspire kids to Code for their school
AOL UK has launched YouBuild, a competition to engage and inspire school children to learn how to code.
Millennials prefer traditional digital channels over social media for retailer promotions
Young UK consumers are more likely to engage with promotions on retailer websites rather than Twitter and Facebook, according to new research.
Native ads and ‘automated guarantee’ top priorities for mobile buyers
Spend on native mobile advertising is set to more than double in 2015 globally, as buyers around the world shift a greater share of mobile marketing budgets to these immersive formats, accordfingto a new survey.
Pet selfie mirror unveiled at Crufts
The world’s first Pet Selfie Mirror is launched by Canidae at the Kennel Club’s canine championship, Crufts.
Guest comment: Managing online employee reviews isn’t just an HR activity
The rise of Glassdoor, a website that lets employees post anonymous reviews of how companies treat staff, has turned industrial relations on its head. Richard Harrison, UK Managing Director of Reputation.com looks into the new phenomenon and how companies can manage negative reviews online.