Mobiles to generate ‘42 quadrillion Tweets by 2017’

A new report from Juniper Research forecasts that the amount of mobile data traffic generated by Smartphones, Featurephones and Tablets will exceed 90,000 Petabytes by 2017, equivalent to almost 42 quadrillion tweets or approximately 7 billion Blu-ray movies. However,...

Top mobile shopping websites in the UK

Debenhams, Expedia and Argos have come out on top when it comes to mobile commerce, according to a new usability study. EPiServer’s second UK Mobile Commerce study, compares new research into the expectations of mobile shoppers, carried out among 1,000 adults, with...

Apple to ditch Google for Yahoo on iOS?

Apple and Yahoo are reportedly in talks over extending the level of co-operation amongst the two companies on the iPhone and iPad, as Apple looks to reduce its dependence on rival Google’s web services. The Wall Street Journal cites a source close to the deal saying...

Full Google Glass SXSW presentation posted online

Google has posted the full video from its Project Glass presentation at last month’s SXSW event, showcasing the augmented reality specs in detail for the first time. In the demo, the company showed off the third party software created so far for the device. View...

Google tackles phone spam for US contest

Google has unveiled a new tool that could block nuisance phone calls, in a similar way to email spam filters. The search giant won a contest run by the US Federal Trade Commission to stop automated telemarketing calls, which are becoming an increasing annoyance....

Android shifts focus on ‘engaged’ users to attract marketers

Google has adjusted the way it counts an active Android phone user, in a bid to provide developers and marketers with a more accurate measure of its audience. Previously, an Android phone was counted the second it touched Google’s servers. Now a phone is counted only...

BlackBerry woos rival users with in-browser demo

Blackberry has launched a new tool that lets iPhone and Android users test its new mobile operating system, as the former smartphone leader looks to reclaim market share from its rivals. The in-browser demo, which uses HTML5, has been designed to mimic the user...