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According to a study by Feedvisor: When consumers are ready to buy a specific brand of products, nearly 74% of them go straight to Amazon. The study was taken from more than 2,000 consumers who have purchased something from Amazon in past two years. . The findings all point towards
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For the first time since 2010, YouTube has started the process of updating its three-strikes policy. This is all in an effort to maintain consistency and simplification across the whole community. On Tuesday, YouTube announced in a blog post changes to its strikes system as it applies to content flagged
Read MoreGoogle's Tuesday hardware announcement event came with the expected ever present software and AI-driven features and products. However, one of those might have telemarketers that use the robo call function shaking in their boots. Much like last year's Duplex, a Google Assistant feature that could make calls on your behalf
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Snapchat's founder and current CEO, Evan Spiegel, admitted Tuesday that the company's sole app is too difficult to use and promised to redesign it. This is a pretty startling announcement to change some of the app's core features less than a year after the company went public. "One thing that we
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Apple gave a nice but rather loud shout-out to Snapchat at it's iPhone launch event this last Thursday. The iPhone creator is getting deeper into the field of AR (Augmented Reality) which could easily turn iMessage into more of a Snapchat competitor. The event was not only a showcase of the newest
Read MoreApple and Facebook are the last of the top five U.S. tech companies by market value to release their quarterly results which should happen later this week. They are to follow reports already released from the other tech giants Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon.com which came out last week. Those reports impressed analysts
Read MoreFacebook recently announced their newest addition to their already massive array of services already offered via their social media platform. Anyone ages 18 or up will soon be able to create a "personal fundraiser" to help with significant life events, such as medical bills, tuition, weddings, etc. The feature will roll
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