Ask.com has launched a new site focused on Q&A-based queries, with results based on user generated answers to questions.
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Ask revamps search with community-based answers
Google is in talks with makers of popular online games in an effort to develop a social-networking service to compete with Facebook, according to a report.
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Google woos social gaming firms to take on Facebook
Property website Zoopla has launched a free iPhone app for UK property consumers, listing all 27 million homes in the country.
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Zoopla iPhone property app lists every UK home
Health365, backed by Westfield Health, has launched a new online health insurance product available direct to consumers, offering health cover from £15 per month.
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Health365 sells online health insurance from £15 a month
YouTube has launched Leanback, a new service aimed at the living room offering full screen, HD videos optimised for big screen TV viewing.
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YouTube recreates TV experience with ‘Leanback’ feature
Apple has launched its much-anticipated new mobile ad system ‘iAds’, marking the technology giant’s first foray into advertising.
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Apple debuts iAds mobile ad platform
VisitBritain, the national tourism agency, has launched a new website with a raft of personalisation and social media features to encourage tourists to visit Britain.
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VisitBritain woos tourists with social media revamp
Dairy Crest has launched a new online campaign to push its milk&more, online milk delivery service, in partnership with agency Tug.
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Milkman brand Dairy Crest ramps up online marketing
Twitter’s persistent and disruptive service outages have entered a second week, with tweets appearing numerous times this morning after a period of downtime Nick Bond, Infrastructure specialist at web traffic management specialist Zeus Technology, looks at the implications for the social media community.
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Right to reply: Twitter outages present opportunity to rivals
Orange has revealed its iPhone 4 tarifffs, with the 16GB device only free on a 24 month, £75 contract.
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Orange unveils iPhone 4 tariffs, Tesco added to stockists