Having their kids exposed to dangers online is what many parents cry against. Thousands of dollars have been spent on research works to find a way to minimize the dangers kids face on the internet. Yet, the impact internet threats have on our kids cannot be taken with levity. While the measures for keeping kids [...]
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Brits Spend Twice As Long Shopping Online As On The High Street
Posted by James on January 30th, 2012
A recent study from Basekit.com shows that Brits twice as long shopping online, and average of over 2.4 hours, as they do on the high street where they only average 1.2 hours a week. This time is mostly spent researching and buying lower value items, for more expensive things the high street still has the [...]
Consumers who bring their own technology to work are more efficient
Posted by Admin on July 18th, 2011
A Citrix Online study suggests that employee use of personal communications devices leads to an increase in productivity of around 30%. The study which sampled senior executives and managers in 700 small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) across France, Germany and the UK ‘examined how consumer-focused communications devices are being adopted in the workplace, as part [...]
Posted in All, Mobile Electronics, Social 
Tags: citrix, ipad, iphone, online, productivity, study 
Dominos Stuffed Crust Online Treasure Quest
Posted by Andrew on July 4th, 2011
Domino’s, the pizza delivery expert, have kicked off the launch of their new stuffed crust pizza with an online treasure quest. The interactive quest will challenge Domino’s fans to follow clues around the internet during a limited time period to collect a series of letters. The letters will spell out a secret code that can [...]
UK parents fear facebook addiction in their children
Posted by Andrew on July 4th, 2011
The Telegraph has a story today reporting on a study that says four out five parents think their children could get addicted to Facebook, and a third think the internet is a danger. Internet charity the Nominet Trust, who commissioned the research, say there is no evidence that social networks are harmful in themselves, and [...]
