Is Apple working on Snapchat-style smart glasses?

Apple is working on a set of smart glasses similar to Snapchat’s newly launched Spectacles, according to news reports. Bloomberg cites “sources familiar with Apple’s plans” as saying that the smart glasses would connect wirelessly to the...

Technology can boost airline marketing- survey

There is a significant opportunity for airline marketers to use technology to drive customer loyalty and improve customer service, according to new research. The study, from European data management provider Relay42 and EyeForTravel indicayes that nearly 40% of...

Mobile to account for 75% of global internet traffic next year

Three-quarters of global internet traffic will come from mobile devices in 2017, with Spain, Ireland and Singapore leading the way, according to new research. The study, from Zenith, indicates that internet access from mobile devices skyrocketed in recent years, with...

Mastercard and IBM’s Watson team up for connected GM cars

Mastercard has signed up to Onstar Go, a smart car platform from IBM and General Motors. This collaboration will bring Masterpass secure, payment technology and Mastercard Digital Enablement Services (MDES) to a new cognitive mobility platform called OnStar Go, which...

Smartwatch sales fall sharply as consumer interest fades

Smartwatch shipments declined by 51.6% year-on-year, suggesting that consumers are not ready for connected timepieces just yet, according to new research. The study, from market analysts IDC, found that the Apple Watch remained the market leader but it shipped just...

End of the road: Apple to axe smart car plans?

Apple’s long-rumoured smart car project could be ditched, as hundreds of members of the team working on it have left or been reassigned, according to a news report. Bloomberg reports that Apple’s car team has had issues with direction and internal strife....

Microsoft HoloLens goes on sale in six new countries

Microsoft’s augmented reality glasses, dubbed HoloLens are now available to pre-order in parts of Europe, Australia and New Zealand as the trend for next-gen tech heats up. The move follows Facebook’s latest developments with social VR via Oculus Rift and...