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The UK is to become the second country after the US to receive the Android-powered device.
Out-of-home rail company, KBH On-Train Media, has conducted research into its 6.3 million monthly rail users, revealing new insights into the mobile behaviours of train passengers.
Sky has announced plans to remove its Sky Go service from all games consoles, unless users are prepared to pay £5 more a month.
Earlier this month a new study unearthed fascinating insights into the changing ways we consume news. Here, one of the report’s authors looks in-depth at the findings to reveal how Twitter is impacting newsbrands.