In March, we reported on ‘Android Enterprise Recommended’ branding—a Google-issued stamp of approval for business-use devices. Now, the AER list has greatly expanded. Bigger list The number devices on the Android Enterprise Recommended list has grown by two thirds. Now 36 phones and a tablet make the grade. Google’s blog announcement actually mentions 39 devices. […]
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At the latest Computex keynote, Microsoft outlined their latest foray into shared work surface interfaces. Workflow Built around Microsoft 365 features, now Office, Whiteboard, and Teams can be easily integrated with whatever a company may need, all as a part of the Windows Collaboration Display launch. Using Microsoft’s Azure loT spatial intelligence program, sensors on
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Apple is bringing password AutoFill third-party development for the latest system build, iOS 12. Unlock with ease Now outside password manager applications will integrate with the new Password AutoFill for easier access to signing in with apps and mobile websites. Password managers are crucial to many active users. Yet it can be difficult (and annoying)
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Once more proving originality's not that important in social media, Instagram plans to unveil its own Snapchat Discover-like video hub. Longer vids Instagram has set plans in motion to offer dedicated avenues for scripted shows, music videos, and 4K full-screen formats, among the many features of the new video hub. Popular social media stars and content
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Meeker’s Internet Trends 2018 report has a catchy headline statistic: 55% of Americans are buying products online after discovering them via social media. So, what are the real implications of that 55% stat? What it counts The data is drawn from the Curalate Consumer Survey, run in August 2017. This data point reports on respondents
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Snap Inc. is providing unprecedented access to their login system, Bitmoji avatars, along with the AR apparatus, as a part of their new dev kits. Start the party Until now, Snapchat has remained a fairly closed platform, especially from data-minded advertisers looking to dilute the app itself. Snapchat is reconsidering its position as a walled garden,
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Facebook is launching Memories, a one stop hub for users to reminisce over posts created over the years. Deep reflections Following the success of On This Day, allowing over 90 million daily users to reflect upon years-old posted content, Facebook has created a compendium of your sentimental history. In what is being called a Memories
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Google-owned YouTube is being watched by 85% of teens amongst what may be a great shift in social media monopolies. The new cool In a recent study released by Pew Research Center, compiled from interviewing 700 teens across the world, the analytics have revealed that YouTube has over taken Facebook in popularity and use. Pew
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Recently, we mentioned that Google was set to invite agencies to do their third-party services all over Google My Business. Now, the big G has officially launched it via the The Keyword blog, and shared the link to sign-up for it. Guide and help Two major parts of the official launch are the newly minted
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As Android P enters its Beta 2 phase, Google is giving folks with apps an advanced chance to make sure everything works well before wider release. Final Countdown Google’s next mobile device OS is ‘Android P’. It’s getting closer to release, now in Beta 2 phase. As the third developer preview, this may be the
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