Artificial intelligence has come about to play an increasingly significant role in social media marketing. Different AI tools are being used to target niche audiences, send out automated messages and connect with them. Amplify, a new AI tool for social media use, ups the ante by providing a whole host of even more intelligent features.
Finally, Google maps is back on iOS. After the release of iPhone 5, Apple fans were dissatisfied with the own map of Apple which is actually amateur application. Yesterday Google released the new app for iOS which is actually a counterpart of Android version.
Every time Apple release a new iPhone, its sales build up on the sales of earlier models and always outdo all previous sales records. However, in the case of iPhone 5, many analysts tend to think, this is not going to happen. Does that mean that the iPhone market has reached its limits?
Holidays are coming few days later. Before holidays start, tech giant Google has come with a giant gift for its users. Recently, the company has added 24 new features to its Google+ service and updated its beautiful Android and iOS apps.
The U.N Summit on internet regulation, brought together by International Telecommunication Union, has been riddled with issues even before it started. And now, those issues have reached their culmination as U.S., Canada and many other democracies refuse to sign a treaty that would further empower ITU.
In a huge and rather overwhelmingly pleasant surprise to the iOS users, Google Maps for iOS has finally landed in the App Store. In other words, iOS users will once again be able to access the best mapping solutions on their mobile devices. The app has already topped the iPhone App Store’s free apps section.
Patent lawsuits between technology companies have become a regular affair. Although Apple have had a few successes in its patent battles, the company has rarely been held responsible for infringement itself. In such a rare case, a US court has now ruled that Apple has infringed three patents owned by MobileMedia.
Foxconn is one of the key parts of Apple’s Asia-based supply chain. The manufacturer had earlier stated plans of employing robotic arms on the assembly line to automate the process. And now, it seems that the company is living up to those plans, reports Wall Street Journal.