If you can sit through a TV program without swiping on Tinder or sending a text, you're in the minority. 56% of Americans are ‘second screeners’. But all this extra entertainment is just a distraction from the main event. How does InAiR technology remove the need for a second screen altogether?

YouTube has grown to become a vast library of content, with all types of video from sports to animals to education. But the sorts of videos that people share varies greatly depending on where they are in the world. YouTube Map Explorer lets you uncover videos from any location.

Ever wondered where Kim Kardashian got those infamous metallic leggings? Or where to purchase Francis Underwood’s sharp suits? LookLive is helping fashionistas buy their favourite celebrity's outfits with just one click.

From red-carpet retail rundowns to MTV’s Cribs, people want to know what celebrities are wearing, watching and reading. Minimums is a start-up making the most of this desire, allowing people to view and buy ‘the most interesting possessions of the world’s most interesting people’.