It's the holidays. The soft spice of holly and evergreen cling to the air, and a carefully curated playlist hums at just the right volume. The only thing that could make the atmosphere more inviting is the warm glow of a fire - s o you load up the first one you see on the App Store and cast it to the family TV.
Comment cards created by you and your collaborators appear along the right side of your document. Clicking the speech balloon icon at the upper-right corner (to the left of the webcam icon) will open a side panel that lists all the comments that have been added by you and your collaborators. You can scroll through the comments on this panel to read them, and you and your collaborators can reply to each one with a brief message and/or mark them as resolved.
But let's be real: 99% of the articles you encounter on this musty ol' web of ours aren't exactly awe-inspiring. They're a means to an end. The same is true for most videos, too. And in any such scenario, you aren't in it for the pleasure of reading or viewing and being entertained. You just want to get the gist of what's happening without wasting any time wading your way through unimaginative drivel.
Google is bringing Search Live to everyone in the US, letting you search for information by having a conversation with an AI assistant. When you use the feature, Search Live will respond to your questions in real-time, as well as surface relevant links from the web. You can try the feature out by opening the Google app on Android and iOS, and then selecting the new "Live" button beneath the search bar.
We received requests for this from Sales, Marketing, and customer surveys - after all, every B2B or B2C company needs its own mobile app, right? But I walked away from the research feeling shaken. The people we interviewed were excited about the app concept - not because it would decrease their workload or simplify anything, but because they could use it to work more.
"It is essential that this part of the digital economy works well to ensure UK consumers benefit from the latest innovations and a high-quality user experience, as well as more choice and lower prices."
This partnership strengthens our contextual layer with deterministic signals from fully controlled inventory, driving cost-efficient results for CPI, CPA, and branding campaigns.
"AppHarbr empowers us to uphold the standards our users expect proactively, not reactively, while driving greater efficiency across our ad quality control and deeper engagement across our user base." -Sergei Efimov, CRO at FunCorp
App and game developers are challenged as they work to balance monetization with user experience. That's why our ability to increase FunCorp's retention by 6% after removing broken interstitials highlights the importance working with ad quality management technology.
"Dominant app stores have controlled customer data and forced consumers to use the marketplaces' own merchant services, instead of the native, in-app offerings provided by the applications and developers themselves."
No, I'm not talking about an app that will translate bird sounds to human speech (although that would be neat). Rather, the app we're about to go over tells you what specific species is making any bird sound around you-kind of like Shazam, only for nature.
