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Amazon is no stranger to heavily investing in new projects. A recently unearthed series of job listings on the retailer's website has the industry wondering what's next on the cards for Amazon.
Amazon is no stranger to heavily investing in new projects. A recently unearthed series of job listings on the retailer's website has the industry wondering what's next on the cards for Amazon.
The Iconic launches a new AR tool and Nike will no longer sell its products on Amazon. Get a healthy dose of news as we uncover the day’s top stories in e-commerce and retail.
Augmented Reality is so hot right now, thanks to ASOS' latest launch of a virtual catwalk. In its first stint into AR, the online fashion store has announced the launch of 'Virtual Catwalk', a service...
Rebecca Burrows, General Manager of Segment Development & Marketing at Australia Post tells us how new technology can help accelerate online shopping growth.
Imagine walking down the street and using your phone to access bargains in bricks-and-mortar stores near you? The latest mobile app to hit the gamified commerce scene does just that.
Augmented Reality (AR) isn’t just a distant, futuristic idea like time travel devices and regular space travel, it’s modern tech that’s here now, and is driving the future of cross-channel shopping experiences.
The direct-to-consumer eyewear brand is leveraging the iPhone X's facial mapping technology to allow its mobile users to virtually try-on glasses before making a purchase decision.
Esther & CO is set to start the New Year with a bang, with its new mobile app launching on January 1. In light of the news, we sat down with the company’s founder to...
Target US has released a new augmented reality (AR) app to help customers better visualise the company’s Christmas decorations in their own spaces.
Global fast fashion retailer, ASOS has announced the roll-out of its new sizing tool, ASOS Fit Assistant.
Temple & Webster’s CEO, Mark Coulter has told shareholders that he’s confident the online penetration of the furniture and homewares retail category will ensure the brand’s success in years to come.
To keep up with rising customer expectations, Australian retailers are reportedly investing heavily in digital capabilities – with global investments tipped to grow 3.6 percent in the next 12-months.