French retail giant Carrefour is implementing the PowaTag technology within 50 of their biggest supermarkets in France, which will make it more convenient to donate to a charity.
Facebook has unveiled its Year in Review report, taking a look back at the moments, places and people that moved us in 2014.
Google is developing child-friendly versions of its search site, Chrome browser and video-sharing service YouTube, according to a US report.
Black Friday and Cyber Monday is over for another year and this new infographic series from IBM looks at some of the key statistics behind the shopping frenzy, revealing that mobile enjoyed a huge leap this year.
From sitting on them, to dropping them down the toilet, microwaving to washing them, more than one fifth of Britons have damaged their phone so badly it needed to be replaced, according to new research.
‘Chocolate’, a mobile programmatic marketplace that lets video ads to be bought and sold across both mobile web and apps is launching in Europe today.
As part of a new mobile campaign to promote Android, Google has taken over the largest digital screen in North America.
What does the future hold for digital industry? A new report predicts that 2015’s headlines will be dominated by Go-Pro and Netflix being snapped up by larger rivals, closer alliances between East and West firms and 3D printers will struggle to get mainstream adoption.
The patent wars rumble on in the technology sector, with Google agreeing to settle litigation with Apple-led patent consortium Rockstar, though terms of the deal were not disclosed in a court filing.
The Nokia N1 has gone on sale in China, dubbed the “first Nokia-branded Android tablet,” bypassing the restrictions imposed by its deal with Microsoft.