Instagram introduced the ability for users to hide like and view counts on content shared by other users. Here’s how this is done. Note: These screenshots were captured in the Instagram application on iOS. Step 1: On your Instagram profile, tap the three horizontal lines in the top-right corner of the screen. Step 2: Tap…Read More
Instagram added a Drops destination to its Shop tab to feature the latest new products in a single destination. Drops will enable Instagrammers to see upcoming product debuts, sign up for reminders and view the newest products and collections that are already available, with all items shoppable using Instagram Checkout directly via the application. Courtesy…Read More
In an effort to educate shoppers on the health benefits of kombucha, a bubbly fermented tea that continues to grow in popularity, beverage brand Health-Ade is debuting a multi-million-dollar ad campaign and package redesign that’s all about the gut. In a 60-second spot produced by creative agency Sister Studio, a narrator explains the gut is…Read More
Videos of “driverless” Teslas have sadly become a “thing” on social media. But at least TikTok seems to be trying to offer some kind of “protection” to its users by tagging Autopilot videos with the following statement: The actions in this video could result in serious injury or adverse health effects. Check it out in the tweet bellow. TikTok showing that it cares more about human life than Elon Musk by now tagging Autopilot videos with a statement that serious injury is possible by taking actions shown in the video. pic.twitter.com/livGjC5haF — Keubiko (@Keubiko) May 26, 2021 This seems…
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TLDR: The Award-Winning Luminar 4 Power Bundle offers AI-generated image editing abilities for creating gorgeous images in record time, along with some cool add-on packs. Whether you’re shooting with a $2,000 DSLR camera or just your smartphone, there’s an art to capturing just the right image. Today’s camera wizardry goes a long way to helping each of us shoot pictures that are in focus and lit properly, no matter how intent most of us are at unwittingly screwing that up. But even with the assist from technology, there’s a very real skill to immortalizing a perfect moment. Since that’s a…
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This article was written by Tammy Xu and originally published on Built In. Daily check-ins — also known as stand-ups or huddles — are such a fundamental part of agile that it’s hard to imagine the software development process without them. But at many companies, check-ins are more of an institution than a useful practice: people list a few items on their to-do lists, the team breaks huddle, and everyone goes back to doing what they were doing. William Chin, a product manager at Clover Network, said daily check-ins are supposed to cover three big questions: what you accomplished yesterday, what you’re…
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For all the talk of lower overheads and limitless audience size, the truth is very few companies have been able to make the same amount of money from virtual events. But as more publishers plan in-person events for the fall, recouping that revenue while holding onto the benefits of virtual events is now in sight….Read More
Ecommerce and classified advertising site Gumtree, owned by eBay, has refreshed its brand positioning as it aims to build relevance with younger audiences. The TV campaign will aim to bring to life its “Good Finds” positioning with six spots produced by Wieden+Kennedy London. The focus is on building its audience among more climate-focused, mobile-first users….Read More
Add James Bond to the neverending list of things owned by Amazon. The tech giant acquired the Hollywood studio MGM for almost $9 billion in a deal announced Wednesday morning. The Wall Street Journal first broke the news of an imminent deal on Monday. The studio holds rights to more than 4,000 films–including the James…Read More
If you’ve missed your company’s all-important meeting, you might have to go through the whole Zoom recording to catch up on stuff. Now, the video conferencing platform is introducing a new AI-powered feature that’ll show you highlights from the recorded meeting. Once the meeting is over, the AI will automatically select the most important parts of the meeting. It’s understandable that you can’t rely entirely on the algorithm, so Zoom will allow you to “adjust” these important parts, so people watching it later won’t miss anything. When I asked the company how this feature works, it said that AI selects…
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