Over 27,800 photos are uploaded to Instagram every minute, and 1.8 billion photos are shared via smartphones and tablets daily. Leica is attempting to buck the trend for instant gratification with the launch of the Leica M Edition 60 camera – which doesn’t have an image display.

You know that feeling of regret when you are forced to delete that perfect selfie just to free up some space on your phone? Well, it’s got a name – Post Deletion Stress Disorder (PDSD) – and 56% of Brits have been forced to delete content from a device due to capacity issues and then regretted it.

More than 60% of women believe social media is influencing today’s definition of beauty, more than magazines, film or music. But with Instagram filters and self-editing becoming the norm, what does this mean for those who are less than picture-perfect? And is actual authenticity a thing of the past?

If you didn’t Instagram it, did it really happen? How would people know what you ate for dinner? Where you went last night? What your dog looks like sleeping? New research shows that getting snap-happy actually makes you enjoy an experience more. Is ‘living in the moment’ a thing of the past?