5G is undergoing a staggered UK rollout. But what do Brits actually think of it?

This month, Apple’s iPhone achieved the highest uplift in Ad Awareness of any brand in the UK with a +7.9 change

And only 13% of children with parents who post photos of them online are routinely asked for permission

Half of Britons have been caught out by the free trial system, accidentally signing up for a subscription because they forgot or were unable to cancel

Apple recently launched its own credit card in the US which works through Apple Pay, and has plans to offer it in the UK soon.

The high street may be struggling, but YouGov’s latest brand health rankings is still topped by retail brands.

The civil liberties lobby group, Big Brother Watch, claims that Britain is facing an ‘epidemic’ in the use of facial recognition technology in areas that are privately owned but used by the public.

One in four (28%) companies are worried they’ll actually have to spend more money on their tax affairs after changes take place to make filing taxes online mandatory

Broadcast giants ITV and the BBC have joined forces to create an HD subscription service to rival the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime and the host of smaller innovators.

Last year, 6% of UK adults changed mobile phone network – roughly 2.9 million people, or more than the population of Greater Manchester. But who are the winners and losers of this churn?