Fewer than half (43%) of Europeans say their household mealtimes are technology-free, but it’s middle-age diners who are most likely to involve some form of tech – such as TVs or smartphones – when they sit down to eat, according to new research.
Over 1.4 billion global consumers will utilise a mobile messaging application this year, and that number will rise to 2 billion by 2018, according to new research.
2016 will see the rise of the organic tech industry, machines will monitor employee performance and the ‘zettabyte era’ will begin as the world will churn out more than a trillion gigabytes, according to new predictions from The Economist.
There has been record growth in demand for TV app advertising slots targeting Thanksgiving and the Christmas holiday, with the number of ad slots already booked more than 50 times that of Q4 2014, according to new research.
Localised digital ads are working, according to a new study that indicates 39% of UK consumers report that their location positively influences their decision to engage with a brand, while at least 14 percent engage with a brand as a direct result of location-derived advertising over connected devices.
Nintendo has announced its first smartphone ‘game’, but delayed its launch from the end of the year until next March.
EE has launched a new 4G tablet called ‘Robin’, designed for children and offers internet access and simple parental controls.
Google has unveiled its latest Chromecast 2 media streamer with a new Chromecast Audio.
Crowdfunding has become a popular alternative finance method, with investors choosing to back a huge variety of projects – but who are these investors?
Facebook is to post an exclusive 360-degree Star Wars clip, as the social network looks to ramp up its virtual reality content ahead of the commercial launch if its Oculus Rift device.