Pokemon Go is one of the biggest mobile games ever. It has attracted legions of fans around the world. And certain places, such as Central Park in New York, have now become hotspots for players, as well as the usual hordes of tourists. What does this mean for property
We’ve selected a handful of the latest high-tech gadgets UK leaders may wish to get their hands on, some of which will support business objectives while others will simply provide the chance to act like an overgrown child.
The wearables market may have originally been dominated by fitness bands and smart glasses targeting the leisure market, but as the industry matures, applications are becoming more sophisticated and businesses can benefit from the trend.
Just when you finally let go of your BlackBerry for a buttonless, shinier alternative, it’s time to prepare for the incredibly noisy entrance of virtual reality in 2016 – so start skipping breakfast and prepare to be force-fed VR.
By Staff writer
Business owners and entrepreneurs will likely benefit from a variety of digital technologies set to explode in 2016. And as the race to digital transformation progresses, we’ll start to see the leaders separate from the rest of the pack by setting a firm pace that’s fuelled by five essential ingredients.
Real estate firm CBRE has made an attempt to “revolutionise” Britain’s commercial property market by striking an exclusive deal with Virtual Walkthrough to deliver interactive office tours to investors.
The best superheroes have a billionaire businessman alter-ego, so Mark Zuckerberg has taken inspiration from Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe and revealed a plan to build artificial intelligence similar to the tech found in the Iron Man movies.
By Joss Davidge
Virtual reality is the next big trend that will take consumers by storm. Here is why you need to consider virtual reality in your business.
Innovate UK programme IC Tomorrow has introduced a £210,000 contest to find the UK’s top virtual reality and augmented reality companies, and John Lewis, Crossrail and King’s College London are among the big name partners backing the search.
Despite Greenlight commissioning a survey of 100 senior marketers to understand which technologies are seen as overhyped and which are ripe for investment, analysts believe a product hype bubble – followed by its consequential failure – is often needed to make it go mainstream.
