Is there is too much emphasis on the tech side of advertising and little creative? Adam Gilsenan, Chief Media Consultant at mobile advertising company YOC, looks at what advertisers need to focus on to prevent the demand from consumers for ad blockers.
WhatsApp, the world’s largest messaging service, has rolled out end-to-end encryption for its 1 billion users across all devices, including iPhones, Android, Windows, Blackberry and Nokia phones.
England’s Football League has announced that free wi-fi, for a particular set of official apps, will be made available at Championship, League One and League Two stadiums.
Google will extend Android Pay to the UK “in the next few months”, as the company looks to emuilate the siuccess of rival Apple Pay.
Facebook has dropped support for BlackBerry phones, leaving users unable to connect to the social network through apps.
Amazon could soon let customers purchase products without a password, using a photo of their face instead.
Just 20% of iOS apps and 30% of Android Apps are able to support Google’s new app indexing, meaning brands are missing out on significant amounts of search traffic, according to new research.
WhatsApp is dropping support for some older phones, including all BlackBerry models.
Facebook ads can now takeover you phone, with a new ‘Canvas’ size that imitates Snapchat’s ‘Discover’ format. But will it turn off consumers?
There are now three times more Android users than iOS users worldwide, according to new data.