People exposed to healthy ‘primes’, such as healthy images and words, are more able resist unhealthy snacks later in the day, new research by Cass marketing expert Professor Paul Connell suggests.
Technology firm 3D Systems has unveiled two new 3D printers capable of printing food, which the company says will enhance creativity in professional kitchens.
With Google Glass set to go on sale this year, a lesser-known player has been working on another type of augmented reality eyewear in the form of contact lenses.
Facebook users have sued the social network, claiming that private messages are read and mined for data to share with advertisers and marketers, according to reports.
Apple has acquired SnappyLabs, the one-man app developer behind SnappyCam, a high-speed continuous shooting photography app for iOS.
Following Mary Portas recent bid to turn around the fortunes of the UK’s high streets, former Focus and Iceland boss Bill Grimsey is leading an ‘alternative’ review that embraces not just retail, but the role of health centres, education, housing and leisure in luring shoppers away from their tablets and back on Britain’s streets.
Google has filed a patent letting users pull a silly face instead of entering a password to unlock their Android phones or tablets.
Samsung is to launch a waterproof and dustproof version of its flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone, featuring an ‘Aqua’ mode for underwater photos.
Online gift retailing is big business nowadays. This guide from search and merchandising software provider SLI outlines search and navigation tips to guide shoppers to the ideal gift and drive more customer engagement and higher conversions.
A series of online films featuring well known animated character Gromit, has launched as part of a campaign to promote Bristol as a summer destination for a short break.