Financial Trading Apps Gaining Traction

If you are an ISA trader, you will already know how vital it is that you have instant and easy access to your portfolios so you can trade, manage your investments, and spot both potential risks as well as opportunities. To make this even easier and to ensure that you have all the information to hand wherever you are, there is a whole new breed of ISA trading apps available online that can be downloaded in an instant to your tablet or smartphone.

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New BBC iPlayer app launches

The BBC has launched a new version of its iPlayer for the Sony PlayStation 3 gaming console in an attempt to hook television viewers and open up their potential to a new audience. Those who have gotten used to watching shows such as Doctor Who on their mobile phones of iPad will enjoy the easy ability to simply watch, but as the iPlayer market continues to grow most analysts predict that people will want to watch the same shows on their television as well and not just their mobile devices which is where the iPlayer will play a large role.

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Facebook facial recognition banned in Germany

Facebook is ‘facing’ looming legal action in Germany due to its facial recognition software as many critics in the country believe that it violates their data and privacy laws. According to officials, Facebook will have to stop the process of automatic tagging and delete all stored data that they have for various users or face fines that could exceed as high as 300,000 euro, although for Facebook the fine seems a bit paltry given the worth of the company in total.

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