By Jared Newman August 28, 2023 Note-taking might seem like a basic task, yet every app has a different concept of the best way to do it. Some focus on simplicity, with nothing but plain text pages in chronological order. Others offer heavy-duty formatting and let you connect your thoughts through links, tags, and … Continue reading The best apps for note-taking, from Apple Notes to Notion
Amazon Expands Sponsored Products Ads To Pinterest, BuzzFeed, Others by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, August 17, 2023 Amazon is making a move to have ads appear of its owned-and-operated sites. The company’s display ads that serve-up on search results pages will now do the same on third-party websites including Pinterest, BuzzFeed and Hearst Newspapers. The ads … Continue reading Amazon Expands Sponsored Products Ads To Pinterest, BuzzFeed, Other Websites, Apps
Nvidia will provide computing power and its NeMo toolkit to Snowflake customers who can train AI on their own data. Constantine von Hoffman on June 27, 2023 A new partnership between Nvidia and Snowflake will let companies build generative AI assistants trained on their own data. What it does. Nvidia is providing Snowflake’s customers with … Continue reading Snowflake and Nvidia partner to provide companies with generative AI apps
By Clint Rainey April 18, 2023 Fears that TikTok might be a Chinese intelligence-gathering tool haven’t hurt its spot yet among the most popular U.S. mobile apps—and perhaps that’s no surprise for a platform that claims to have 150 million American users. What may surprise people, though, is when they look at the … Continue reading TikTok may get banned, but our phones will still be fully loaded with Chinese apps
Twitter is shutting down its free API, here’s what’s going to break Karissa Bell @karissabe Of all the once-unthinkable changes Elon Musk had made since taking over Twitter, pulling the rug out from under developers might seem relatively minor. After banning third-party clients without warning, Twitter announced that it would no longer allow any … Continue reading Twitter shut off its free API and it’s breaking a lot of apps
Microsoft is holding a ‘future of work’ AI event on March 16th Jon Fingas @jonfingas Now that Microsoft has outlined how AI will reshape Bing search, it’s ready to detail how the technology will influence your workplace. The company is holding a “Future of Work with AI” event on March 16th at 11AM Eastern. … Continue reading Microsoft 365 ‘Copilot’ uses AI to automate everyday tasks in multiple apps
Abandoned Mobile Apps Cost Advertisers $29M In 2022 by Karlene Lukovitz @KLmarketdaily, February 9, 2023 The number of abandoned mobile apps across the Google Play and Apple App stores rose by 10% last year — including 6% between Q3 and Q4 alone — to reach 1.86 million, according to Pixalate data. Abandoned apps — defined … Continue reading Abandoned Mobile Apps Cost Advertisers $29M In 2022
Must-Have Digital Nomad Apps For Better Work And Travel In 2023 ValueWalk / 02 Feb 2023 While a majority of employers have recalled their employees back into the office over the last few months – ending a nearly two-year work-from-home – ecosystem, a large majority of remote workers are still shaping the future of work and … Continue reading Must-Have Digital Nomad Apps For Better Work And Travel In 2023
Commerce Department calls Google and Apple ‘gatekeepers’ of mobile apps Kris Holt @krisholt Biden administration officials have taken aim at Apple and Google in a new report, describing the pair as “gatekeepers” of the mobile apps that consumers and businesses rely on. The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) states that … Continue reading Commerce Department calls Google and Apple ‘gatekeepers’ of mobile apps
By KC Ifeanyi Rapper Kendrick Lamar sits between comedian ExavierTV and billionaire investor Ray Dalio. The strange trio is discussing a problem: Exavier lost money in a dice game to a friend, torpedoing his plans to grow his barbershop—a fact we (most of us) know only by way of Lamar’s effortlessly translating Exavier’s slang-heavy … Continue reading Why Cash App’s ads are doing it for the culture
