A Dentsu survey found just 34% would be willing to pay a premium for AI-powered products and services, while demands for transparency were high.
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A Dentsu survey found just 34% would be willing to pay a premium for AI-powered products and services, while demands for transparency were high.
Originally posted on April 3, 2023 @ 11:40 am
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Meta is looking to address advertiser concerns with new tools for Facebook and Instagram that help classify content and context.
Originally posted on April 3, 2023 @ 11:40 am
By darnell
Despite the allure of an Android tablet, truth be told the Google OS lacks the elegance and user interface to match iOS which powers Apple’s iPad (even if the former would potentially pack a lot more power).
What the world needs is an iChallenger who can take on Steve Jobs greatest creation and actually come out victorious (or at the very least a close second).
As far as this author can tell, that company may in fact be Hewlett Packard (also known as HP).
HP has a unique vantage point of the whole tablet market. They haven’t released a model yet. Instead of simply outing an iPad alternative right away, they are taking their time and are doing it right. They might have even bought Palm for over a $1 billion dollars just for the spectacular webOS platform with the tablet market in mind. […]
The interface complete with its sliding cards and unifying goal should be up to the task. WebOS even does web browsing slightly better than Android. But more importantly, HP now owns Palm and webOS meaning the can shift huge resources into developing stellar apps. (CrunchGear)
Although the webOS is impressive, what HP currently lacks right now is a large developer community that can churn out webOS apps faster than Apple can say “your app has been approved.”
HP also needs to make sure that their upcoming slate can also out last the iPad when it comes to battery life, which is a major selling point to users existing outside of the world of geek.
While HP’s entrance into the tablet world will probably make choosing a large touch screen device more difficult (at least for the average consumer), it would help bring some much needed competition to the space as not everyone is a fan of all things Cupertino.
Originally posted on July 15, 2010 @ 3:11 pm
By darnell
Despite Android’s growing popularity, the mobile OS App market is still dwarfed by its iRival despite the former being more open.
Now with the arrival of the Droid X (by Motorola), Android may finally be able to surpass its autocratic nemesis by bypassing native code and embracing the web. [Read more…]
Originally posted on July 6, 2010 @ 3:49 pm
With Google Me rumors picking up over the last several weeks yet another rumor has begun to make the rounds. This time it’s being said that a dedicated Google research team has been charting Social Networking functions to gain a better understanding of social media intricacies.
Apparently the researchers efforts include a 216-slide presentation with footnotes which has been posted on SlideShare. The slideshow is being used to help all people involved with Google Me build the new system, including designers, interface designers, programmers and other people involved not just with Google Me but with the social web as a whole. [Read more…]
Originally posted on July 14, 2010 @ 7:42 am