Despite a growing reliance amongst businesses on the internet, recent research has discovered that slow internet connections are costing the UK economy £11bn a year in lost productivity, as millions are left unable to work during periods of IT downtime.
A new innovation in 3D printing could make the process up to 100 times faster than before owing its inspiration to a scene from the classic sci-fi film ‘Terminator 2: Judgement Day’
Sales generated by online streaming exceeded CD sales in the US for the first time ever in 2014, according to new data.
Microsoft is ditching the Internet Explorer brand, replacing it with a new ‘streamlined’ internet browser for Windows 10.
UK Chancellor George Osborne has used his final Budget before the general election to announce more investment in the country’s technology industry, including in the Internet of Things and bringing ultra-fast broadband to the whole country.
This year’s budget had a strong focus on the UK’s technology industry, including in the Internet of Things and bringing ultra-fast broadband to the whole country. DMA executive director Chris Combemale looks at some of the key economic issues and challenges that the budget raises for the marketing industry at large.
Adidas is harnessing the ‘internet of things’ by putting sensors in a range of its products, so it can track and send offers to customers even after their purchase.
Blippar is working on a “visual browser” that lets users search for information about real-world objects simply by pointing their smartphone camera at them.
Amazon.com has acquired 2lemetry, a startup with a system for sending, receiving, and analyzing data from Internet-connected devices.
David Cameron and Ed Miliband have been considering a proposal to join a live internet ‘digital debate’ hosted on YouTube ahead of the general election campaign.