Wednesday 27 July 2016

Augmented reality will be 'huge', says Apple boss; Vodafone's Internet of Things swimsuit detects harmful UV levels

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July 27, 2016
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Augmented reality will be 'huge', says Apple boss Tim Cook
Augmented reality will be 'huge', says Apple boss Tim Cook

Shona Ghosh

Apple's chief executive Tim Cook has confirmed the company's investment in augmented reality, describing the platform as "huge".

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Vodafone's Internet of Things swimsuit detects harmful UV levels
Vodafone's Internet of Things swimsuit detects harmful UV levels

Shona Ghosh

Vodafone is planting a flag in the burgeoning Internet of Things market, developing a connected swimsuit, sunhat and suitcase as proofs of concept.

Advertising
Twitter reports less demand from advertisers
Twitter reports less demand from advertisers

Gurjit Degun

Twitter is seeing less demand from advertisers as it posted an 18% increase in ad revenue for the second quarter of the year.

Marketing
McDonald's to speed up creation of 5,000 UK jobs because of Brexit economic jitters
McDonald's to speed up creation of 5,000 UK jobs because of Brexit economic jitters

Simon Gwynn

McDonald's plans to accelerate the creation of 5,000 British jobs after the Brexit vote, its UK chief executive has said, while there are no plans to extend its partnership with Pokémon Go beyond Japan.

Media
ITV announces cuts amid Brexit uncertainty
ITV announces cuts amid Brexit uncertainty

Gurjit Degun

ITV's pre-tax profits grew by 9% to £425m for the first six months of the year despite ad revenue remaining flat.

 

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