£65 Android One smartphone to launch in India
Google has revealed the first smartphone in its Android One range, pitched as low cost smartphones that offer a high quality standard, in an attempt to capture more of the lucrative developing markets.
Top tips: E-fashion merchandising: How to win new customers and sell more
Caroline Hey, Director International Business at search and navigation specialist FACT-Finder, looks at e-fashion merchandising and how brands can learn a thing or two from leading fashion stores when it comes to merchandising measures aimed at increasing customer satisfaction, conversion rate and average basket size. She offers 6 tips and tricks that have already been … [Read more…]
Apple Watch and phablet revealed- but are NFC payments its real game changer?
Apple has revealed its latest range of bigger smartphones and its much-anticipated smartwatch, along with a new mobile payments system that uses fingerprint ID for security.
New domain .London open to all
From 9th September 2014, Dot London domain names will again be available for registration, available on a first come, first served basis.
Google boosts text space in search ads with ‘Callouts’
Google has given marketers an additional 25 characters in paid search ads for customised promotional information, as the internet giant looks to boost the appeal of Adwords.
23 year-old gets $1.4m funding boost for Tapdaq ad exchange for apps
Mobile ad exchange Tapdaq has raised $1.4 in its first funding round, appointing former AdMob boss as its company chairman.
Car insurers failing to cater for growing mobile audience- Google research
Just 53% of car insurance websites in the UK are providing a ‘positive experience’ for mobile consumers, despite more than half of its prospective customers using mobile at some point during their purchase journey, according to new research.
No April Fool: Baidu’s Google Glass rival ‘Eye’ has no screen
It seems that Baidu’s April 1st announcement that it was working on a Google Glass rival called ‘Eye’ was not a prank after all. The Chinese search giant has revealed a working prototype of a mobile assistant with a notable omission…it doesn’t feature a screen.
Consumers ‘switching to coupon search for latest deals’
The number of eCoupons redeemed will nearly double over the next three years, rising from 16 billion this year to more than 31 billion in 2019, according to a new report.
Samsung to ditch Google Maps for Nokia?
Nokia maps are soon to start appearing as default apps on Samsung’s Tizen smartphones, in a deal that would oust Google Maps.