Fewer than half (43%) of Europeans say their household mealtimes are technology-free, but it’s middle-age diners who are most likely to involve some form of tech – such as TVs or smartphones – when they sit down to eat, according to new research.
Sweden has the highest smart device penetration with 150% smart device penetration,while the UK surprisingly only ranking thirds, according to a new report looking into European app trends.
The Movember Foundation, the charity changing the face of men’s health, is working with xAd, the leader in location-based marketing, to drive awareness, website visits and sign-ups among the office and commuter audience for its annual campaign this month.
Disney has teamed up with Google to launch a new virtual reality experience on Google Cardboard, ahead of the premiere of ‘Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens ‘in Cinemas next month.
It’s going to be a digital Christmas, with 42% of all consumers (and 60% of millennials) planning to do more Christmas shopping on their smartphone or tablet this year than last year, according to a new survey.
While most employees are comfortable using email, only half feel the same about instant messenger tools, just 60 per cent about SMS and of those that talk to colleagues using it a third are uncomfortable using social media, according to new research.
Oxford Dictionaries has picked an emoji (or pictograph) as its word of the year for the first time, as social media takes an ever-greater role in modern life.
Over 1.4 billion global consumers will utilise a mobile messaging application this year, and that number will rise to 2 billion by 2018, according to new research.
ITV Commercial has struck a new partnership with programmatic ad platform, RadiumOne, that will see the broadcaster synchronise its broadcast TV commercials with ads served to potential viewers online that check their mobiles during commercial breaks.
Britvic has been forced to drop its latest campaign in partnership with former Made in Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh after the soft drinks company failed to identify them as adverts.