Do you ever feel like someone should attach strings to you and float you along Central Park toward Macy’s? Bloating affects all of us. Sometimes, it’s worth the discomfort, but often it’s just unpleasant and embarrassing. You can beat the bloat, however, by avoiding things that cause you to retain water, swallow air or produce…
Monthly Archives: November 2022
We’re sharing 90 real estate social media post ideas to help you jumpstart your social media content and get the creative juices flowing. 90 Ideas For Your Real Estate Social Media Posts 1. Just Sold Photo with Your Client Whenever you help a client sell their home, share that on social media! The best photo…
Netflix launched its new ad-supported plan this week, but it doesn’t yet work on Apple TV devices, including the new third-generation Apple TV 4K launching today. Costing $6.99 per month in the United States, the new “Basic With Ads” plan is $3 cheaper than the standard Basic plan, but Apple TV owners looking to take…
Apple has added another assembly partner to its iPhone 14 production roster in India as it seeks to build out its manufacturing base outside of China, reports Bloomberg. Taiwanese contract manufacturer Pegatron is set to become the second Apple supplier to produce iPhone 14 models in the country behind Foxconn, which began production in India…
Social media algorithms are the backbone of all social networks. They exist to sort the massive volume of content posted every day and show each user the content they are most likely to engage with. In this post, we’ll answer the question of how social media algorithms work. It’s never a good idea to try…
Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II is smashing franchise records as it hit $1 billion in sell-through in its first 10 days.Read MoreRead More
In design, some problems can be fixed with more resources. With people, the solution is never quite that easy.Read MoreRead More
Snowflake announces new innovations to improve query performance, collaboration at Snowday 2022.Read MoreRead More
YouTube Shorts, the Google giant’s TikTok-alike feature, has become one of the video website’s latest obsessions, with more than 1.5 billion users watching shortform content on their devices every month. And now YouTube wants to expand that number by bringing full-screen, vertical videos into your TV, MIT Technology Review can reveal. From today, users worldwide…
Vertical video is coming to a TV near you. (Vertical TVs next?) | Image: YouTube YouTube Shorts is working. That much Todd Sherman knows for sure. Sherman, the product manager behind YouTube’s endless-scrolling short-form TikTok competitor, is quick to quote the numbers: 1.5 billion users a month are watching Shorts, and they’re watching 30 billion…