Google has teamed up with inventor and YouTube creator, Colin Furze on a new B2B campaign (site here) to highlight the weird and wonderful creations that result from businesses advertising on search.

A new study has revealed that 37.8% of Brits would be more inclined to visit a hospitality venue specifically because it offered charging facilities as a service, with an additional 31% saying the service could influence their decision to visit.

Rockstar Games has announced new versions of the detective thriller, L.A. Noire, which are scheduled to release on November 14th, 2017 for the Nintendo Switch, PS4 and for Xbox One.

Capcom has announced that a super-sized serving of Dead Rising 4 will be making its way for the first time to PS4 players across North America and Europe beginning on December 5, 2017.

Children’s entertainment has transformed significantly over the years. At present, children are more likely to use the internet than any other generation, with OFCOM (Office of Communications) reporting that internet usage has overtaken television for the first-time as the top media pastime for children in the UK.

From August, Hollywood Bowl at The O2 is set to host the UK’s first ever, high quality, virtual reality gaming suite. Guests to the new installation, located inside Hollywood Bowl, will be able to enter a world of virtual reality gaming via goggles, headphones and censored controls, within the purposely built gaming suite.

Just in time for Gamescom 2017, AOC will unleash its latest 240 Hz gaming monitor, which will be available shortly. Apart from its refresh rate, the AOC AGON AG251FG boasts a 1 ms response time, NVIDIA G-SYNC, NVIDIA ULMB and other premium gaming features. At the AOC Gamescom booth (hall 5.1, B020), attendees can try out the new display first-hand, amongst a selection of other AGON product highlights.

TalkTalk wanted to transform the experience of its user community, recognising that their help and experience was at the heart of its digital strategy for all customers. After focus groups and gathering data it decided it wanted to “provide its customers with an easy to use, vibrant, visually appealing, next generation, P2P support experience, accessible to everyone, anywhere on any device”.