Tinder is adding premium features to its dating app, including the ability to reconsider rejected profiles, but the dating firm has made to controversial decision to charge users over 28 more than its younger users.
Ikea has launched a range of furniture fitted with wireless charging spots for mobile devices.
Almost three quarters of German consumers would like to use their smartphones during the instore shopping process, or are already doing so, according to a new study.
Google has unveiled plans for a mobile network in the US, expanding the web giants plans to boost connectivity worldwide to increase digital ad spend.
Holidaymakers want technology to help them save time and money and make their trip more personalised, according to new research.
Samsung has unveiled two new flagship smartphones with a host of features aimed, as the embattled market leader attempts to stop to rise of rivals such as Apple and Xaomi.
Google has bought the .app domain name for $25m, using it as “a domain space for application developers”.
Gaming firm Valve has partnered with Taiwanese smartphone and tablet maker HTC to make a virtual reality headset, in a bid to rival Facebook’s upcoming Oculus Rift device.
Online sales now account for 71% of Domino’s total delivered orders in the UK, with 1 in 8 UK population now having downloaded the pizza chain’s app.
Apple and Intel are among some of the world’s biggest brands that have been dropped from China’s approved purchasing lists.