iOS vs Android: Average income of US users

US smartphone users who earn £100k and over are more likely to own an iOS enabled device (41%). The majority of Android smartphone owners earn $50k and below (39%). This can be attributed to the variety of devices that can run the Android system; whereas iOS is run on...

Why UK mobile users use hashtags

UK mobile web users utilise hashtags mainly for personal use (40.7%). However the second most popular hashtag use is searching and following brands or categories (34.1%). The promotion of corporate or social events is the least popular use for hashtags (10.4%). View...

Google’s golden ticket? Glass contest winners announced

In a modern take on Willy Wonka, Google has given 8,000 people in the US the chance to try its new augemented reality glasses… provided they pay $1,500 for the privilege. Watch a video showing how Google Glass works here: The winners were selected by Google after...

Apple to boost mapping tools with Wifislam buy

Apple has bought indoor-mapping specialist Wifislam as it looks to expand its maps product to compete with Google. Watch this video explaining how Wifislam works: The acquisition could allow the company to offer maps within buildings with an accuracy of 8ft (2.5m)....

Google working on own smart watch?

Google is developing its own smart watch to rival Samsung and Apple in the growing wearable technology market, according to news reports. According to The Financial Times, Google’s smartwatch is allegedly being developed by the company’s Android unit...

Mobile internet trends: 4G subscribers to double by 2014

High speed mobile internet connections will soar over the next 2 years, with 4G LTE mobile broadband subscribers forecast to double in the next two years. The report, from Juniper Research, predicts that the global 4G subscriber number will double from an estimated...