Apple has unveiled its much anticipated smartwatch, going on sale in the UK priced at £479 for its main model and a lower £299 for a slimmed down ‘sports’ version. But does it have a ‘killer app’ that will get consumers to invest in a watch tethered to their smartphone? Only time will tell…
Crossy Road has made $10m in just over three months since the mobile game launched in November 2014, including $3m from in-game video advertisements.
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.
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.
Barclays has become the first British bank to let social media users make payments to individuals and businesses’ Twitter handles using the Pingit app.
The average Brit is now spending at least £89 a year through apps made available by consumer brands – a year-on-year increase of 24%, according to new research.
YouTube has launched a new app for children this week in a bid to make using the service safer.
Domino’s Pizza has launched an spoof app that ‘translates’ the rumblings inside users tummies, running a 60s science show parody video demonstrating how the system works. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…
Russia’s most popular search engine Yandex has asked the state anti-monopoly watchdog to investigate Google for possibly violating Russian antitrust law.
Sony is to start selling a test edition of its augmented reality eyewear, just weeks after Google announced it was postponing a similar project.