While it may lack the cool credentials of arch rival Apple, Samsung remains one of the largest and most diversified companies on the planet. So today we're is looking a little closer at the South Korean-based behemoth. Baby steps Samsung was founded back in 1938, and in its first iteration was a trading company dealing […]

Last week saw the launch of F8, Facebook's annual developer conference.  Over the past few days Facebook has released a flurry of updates, revelations and snippets hinting at where the platform is heading in 2015. Here's a round up of the biggest announcements. 1. Messenger's big future Facebook has big plans for Messenger. Recently updated

US food manufacture Smucker's is best known for its fruit spreads, ice-cream toppings and natural peanut butter.  Now we can add social media fail to the list. Listen up Smucker's recently got into a jam after Facebook users started questioning the brand over its stance on GMO (Genetically Modified Organism) labelling. A report from the

In a move further strengthening its commitment to mobile, Facebook now allows users to make payments through the Messenger app. Pay pals Facebook announced the news in a blog post. "Today we’re adding a new feature in Messenger that gives people a more convenient and secure way to send or receive money between friends." Mobile

YouTube now supports the must-have feature for any aspiring digital star: 360-degree video. In a spin YouTube announced the news in a blog post, explaining it will give users more space to get creative. "You could let viewers see the stage and the crowd of your concert, the sky and the ground as you wingsuit

They say sharing is caring – a saying Dropbox has embraced with its new update for Dropbox for Business.  Drop and drag Dropbox for Business boasts two new features: Groups and Groups API. The new features allows admins to create and edit member lists from within Dropbox, allowing for easier sharing of documents. Many hands

With video being one of the hottest buzzwords being banded about on social, it's only natural a raft of apps should spring up to address the growing demand for moving pictures. Fresh from being the surprise superstar at this year's SXSW, today we're looking at Meerkat. Live streaming Meerkat is an iOS app that brings live

We all know photos are hot property on social, so today we're looking at a new website making it easier to amp up your tweets with a picture. Hot shot While Twitter allows users to attach images to a tweet, the process can be longwinded.  Twitshot works on a simple premise: it pulls images from pasted

While mobile remains the darling of digital marketing, how much do tablets contribute to the mobile steam train? Read on to find out.  Tablet time While tablets can’t match the market penetration of smartphones, there are plenty in circulation. In Q4 2014 over 50 million tablets were shipped. By 2018 this figure is expected to