The anytime, anywhere nature of the mobile workforce has changed how organisations share information, communicate and collaborate. Apps are being embraced as tools to create greater efficiencies and improve productivity. Andrew LeCates, Director, Solutions Consulting at FileMaker, weights the difference between custom and tailored apps.
When is a smile not a smile? The different ways that phones display emojis is leading to some embarrassing mix-ups, according to new research.
Apple Watch shipments are forecast to fall more than 25% year-over-year in comparison to 2015, according to new research.
The Internet of Things (IoT) is expected to comprise more than 21bn objects by 2020, the sum total of which will produce a great deal of data. Darren Cooper, Director of Industry Solutions, Europe, Stibo Systems looks at the the importance of identifying objects and where they are in the IoT, and the value and … [Read more…]
Viewers are increasingly watching TV programmes on other screens with ‘delinearised’ and online TV consumption growing, according to a new global report from EurodataTV.
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.
Barclays has confirmed that its customers will be able to use Apple Pay from today, almost nine months after the launch of the mobile payment service.
Music streaming firm SoundCloud is launching its long-planned subscription service, but for now the $9.99-a-month service will only be available in the US.
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.
Amazon could soon let customers purchase products without a password, using a photo of their face instead.