Facebook Inc this week claimed that it is experimenting on augmented reality (AR) ads on its News Feed in the United States ahead of the holiday shopping season. The advertisements will allow consumers virtually cooperate with various goods from visualizing furniture in a room to trying on Michael Kors accessories & sunglasses. Facebook claimed that
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Xiaomi previously this week declared its newest budget handset in the shape of Redmi 6A handset. The handset is fueled by Helio A22 SoC by MediaTek (the Taiwanese semiconductor-manufacturer) and lately MediaTek has offered the details of its chipset. The MediaTek Helio SoC is a quad-core chip that comes equipped with 4 ARM Cortex-A53 chips
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Uber and Google, back in January 2017, had joined forces to place a cool facility in the Google Maps: one could look for, reserve, and shell out for an Uber all from the Google Maps directly. One didn’t even require installing the Uber app. Now, after 18 Months, the feature is gone. A new support
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Twitter has rolled out “Ads Transparency Centre” that will allow consumers all over the world to verify who is touting on its website, the micro blogging platform claimed this week in a blog post. The new transparency techniques will allow consumers see and search for who is purchasing ads, with even more information on political
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Google Duplex initially amazed us back in May at the Google IO 2018 developer event, and since then we have been capable of testing it. The smart bot-calling service is not accessible to the public at great scale yet, but there’s one field where it may begin to implement primarily: call centers. The Information’s report
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Virtual reality (VR) is still in its initial stages. However, the companies capable of capturing an important market share will become leaders in the next principal computing market. As per the SuperData Research, VR may reach from a $4.5 Billion business in 2018 to $19.0 Billion of returns by 2021. Early movers notice the opportunity
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The fall in the Indian rupee’s value to almost 69 in opposition the U.S. dollar has increased input price for handset manufacturers that import most of the parts from China. But most companies are cautious of rising costs owing to the fear of losing market share in an extremely competitive industry. Market sources claimed that
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