Search giant Google has recently announced that all new websites previously unknown to the company will be defaulted to the new mobile-first indexing as of July 1.
Furthermore, older sites that (more…)
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Search giant Google has recently announced that all new websites previously unknown to the company will be defaulted to the new mobile-first indexing as of July 1.
Furthermore, older sites that (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
Online giant Google has begun to roll out Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) functionality with its email service, Gmail.
The announcement comes around a (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
On February 28, an article on BBC Sport featured an exclusive interview with an upbeat Stuart Harvey, founder of OWNAFC. Describing his app as “the ultimate experience of a being chairman” without “the boardroom nonsense we see at many clubs”, he talked of how it would allow shareholders to have a say in all aspects of (more…)
Posted by John Murray
As we look at search plans and strategies for 2019, it was interesting to see how the December update released by search giant Google discussed the status of the (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
A recent report has suggested that young people are spending less time on their smartphone for the first time ever.
The study was (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
Perhaps due to the hipster phenomenon, a growing market has developed in recent years for seemingly outdated media. Many young people prefer the warmth and charm of vinyl to the convenience of MP3, while others favour the physical excitement of Polaroid cameras and physical photographs over the idea of computer files.
The latest development in catering to this digital-shunning niche appears to be (more…)
Posted by John Murray
A new report from Deloitte has shown that Brits are addicted to their mobile phones, with around one in three having an obsession so intense that they need to check for messages in the middle of the night.
Statistics from the (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
According to data recently published by Kantar, a research, data and insight consultancy, the most popular smartphone in the UK this year is the iPhone SE.
The device – Apple’s cheapest model to date – outsold both the iPhone 6S and the Samsung Galaxy S7 in the second quarter of 2016 (April – June). Sales of the SE accounted for (more…)
Posted by Alan Littler
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