The rise of ad block is fuelling lots of experimentation in marketing. Aly Nurmohamed, VP, Global Publisher Strategy at Criteo looks at how blockers are pushing the industry forward.
The world’s biggest technology companies, including Alphabet, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft and IBM has teamed up to consider the future of artificial intelligence.
By ditching the headphone jack, Apple is turning its users onto the possibilities of Bluetooth- and the word of tracking beacons guiding shoppers round stores. David Philippson, Managing Director – Mobile Solutions, Criteo looks at how beacons will bridge the gap between ionline and offline retail.
Blackberry will no longer make handsets, as the once market leading smartphone pioneer shifts focus onto software, such as its BBM chat app.
41% of UK consumers now view the mobile phone as their preferred alternative to a payment card, according to a study by Mastercard.
Apple is embarking on a gaming hiring spree as the trend for virtual reality continues.
Google is taking on the likes of WhatsApp and Apple’s FaceTime with a new messaging app called Allo, featuring a robotic assistant that will suggest automated responses to texts.
EyeFitU a new fashion portal that aims to solve the eternal problem of the lack of uniformity of sizing in fashion, has gone live.
Apple has launched the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, along with the Apple Watch Series 2 and a controversial set of wireless headphones called AirPods- removing the headphone jack in the process.
Facebook has launched a new “instant video” feature through its Messenger app that lets users send each other live videos, plus photos, gifs and written messages while texting in the app.