Apps
Majority of Brits are mobile gamers
Despite 64% not identifying as gamers, Brits are playing mobile games on average three times a week, according to new study.
5 apps that should be on every trader's phone
Whether you're a financial newbie or a seasoned trader, smartphones have revolutionized the way we think about trading stocks and securities. Looking to get into the trading game?
Ready for the World Cup? You will be with these five apps…
You know when the official Panini World Cup sticker album is out, it’s time to start thinking about a summer of football.
Swave challenging spenders to start a savings resolution
Swave is launching a three-month challenge to help Britain start a savings resolution in 2017. Swave have developed a unique app to help even the biggest spenders save more towards their financial goals.
An app a day keeps the doctor away
Health professionals have long been a trusted source of advice, but now it seems that young Brits are looking online for reliable information about healthy living.
Seven apps and technologies hotel owners should use
Running a hotel can be a challenge. Not only do you need to consider the day to day operations like housekeeping and maintenance, but you need to worry about marketing, communications and making sure your customers are happy.
The Share Centre launches a mobile app to make investing simply easier
Paul White, Head of Customer Engagements at The Share Centre, comments on how The Share Centre’s new app will make investing simply easier:
Our favourites apps of 2016 so far
Mobile apps come and go; some thrive for a few months due to the latest gaming trends only to be forgotten about as time goes on, where some apps become mobile must-haves with users sitting on the edge of their seats waiting for the next update.
The FDA and the Regulation of Health Apps
The issue of the regulation of health apps – software which can be used via a mobile device to collect and sometimes interpret physiological information – has been a grey area, left more or less in the hands of the tech companies responsible for development.
11.8 billion photos lost by UK smartphone users
More than a third (35%) of people in Britain have lost photos from their smartphone, according to a study released today by imaging company, Kodak Alaris.
New apps to offer roofing trade a competitive edge
Building Apps Ltd announced the launch of the Just Roof and Just Build app, two innovative new tools specifically created to make selecting and pricing a roof design simple.
How to stay up to date with your favorite sports teams
Turning on the news and waiting for the latest sports updates to appear may be your most traditional form of finding out the latest information about your chosen team or athlete, but it's not exactly convenient.
Apple Pay coming to the UK
Apple has announced that starting next month, Apple Pay will be available to customers in the UK, bringing them the easy, secure and private way to pay. Whether buying groceries, grabbing coffee, picking up lunch or taking the Tube, UK shoppers will soon be able to make many of their daily purchases with Apple Pay.
5 little known facts about Android
As mobile phones have developed and we have been offered a wider variety of smartphones, alongside these advancements has come the debate over which one is the best.
New travel app makes visa applications simpler, faster and stress free
VisaPort is a new, free smartphone app that dramatically reduces the stress of making visa applications. In addition, the app has a number of other highly integrated travel-related functions such as an airline and hotel and bookings as well as travel insurance coverage as well as offering extensive travel advice.