Faith in the England football team is growing following this week’s win against Ukraine, with flight searches to Poland and Ukraine increasing by 51% and a 51% uplift in searches for Sharp TV’s, according to new data.
Zynga shares have fallen more than 10% this week, as the social gaming company’s user numbers wane and investors worry that the craze for games on Facebook may have passed its peak.
Virgin Media has switched on free Wi-Fi internet at four of London’s underground tube stations, offering free mobile surfing on the go for a limited time only.
Sony has decided to keep an optical drive for Blu-Rays in its next console, following reports that it was considering a download-only option that would rely heavily on the web.
During 2011 the total social gaming market in Russia reached $236m, marking a 180% increase from 2010, according to Mail.Ru Games.
Click fraud has blighted internet advertising for years- inflating the costs for advertisers with fraudulent clicks. Now the practice has become commonplace in mobile ads too. Shalom Berkovitz, CEO of DMG explores the world of mobile click fraud and how advertisers can fight it.
To make it into Apple’s lucrative ‘top free 25 list’, apps require approximately 38,400 daily downloads, according to new data.
Ahead of Facebook’s historic IPO this week, Experian Hitwise and Techlightenment have provided 10 key data points about the social network’s UK usage, and a further five points about the way users interact with brand Pages.
Japanese mobile network operator NTT Docomo has bought Italian mobile Internet content and apps provider Buongiorno, in a bid to strengthen its platform businesses overseas.
Microsoft is reportedly testing a version of its upcoming Internet Explorer 9 browser for its Xbox 360 games console.