Facebook is honing in on developing an AI able to give users verbal directions – without the use of GPS. Robo walking buddy A team made up of University of Montreal researchers and the Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research boffins have created a neural network capable of giving users plain language directions in real-time. The neural […]
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Microsoft has got people buzzing with the announcement of a free version of Microsoft Teams. Impress with less The tasking platform has been available since 2016 along with a $60 a year fee, those who may have been put off by a subscription price need fear no more, thanks to the new Microsoft 365 integration.
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Snapchat wants users to take on Serena Williams with their latest interactive lens. Challenge the champ Users can play their very own match against the tennis legend using Snapchat's latest interactive 3D Bitmoji Lens. Users can compare high scores of friends, and even Serena herself reckons “It’s so fun because how often do you get to
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Now users can save their cherished Stories for all time thanks to the wide success of their video and photo linking medium. Re-use and recycle Facebook has rolled out an archive option for Facebook Stories, just like Instagram’s. To have a squiz launch of last year, user will notice a new indicator appearing above the
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Once more, LinkedIn is sharing insights into workplace culture, and the keys to being hired and staying competitive. Soft skills in demand First off, you might want to brush up on professional apps and programs such as Photoshop and Office, for now is the time of the multi-talented and adaptable employee. According to the statistics,
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Facebook is launching a new ad format that allows users to sample products displayed in an ad, thanks to some clever AR technology. Lookin’ good The spots look like standard Facebook ads, except users will notice the “Tap to Try it On” option so they can do virtually just that. Clicking the option will allow
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Folks have been tapping and swiping on multiple devices for years. Google now claims a step forward for metrics across the platforms with ‘signals’. From phone to PC and beyond To understand the online behaviour of people who visit your web property more than once, and across a variety of devices, you need to (a)
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YouTube has launched a new tool to help uploaders find competitor accounts who are copying and re-upping their content. First up The YouTube Creator Blog claims the tool automatically catches uploads that are ‘the same or very similar’ to one that have already been upped. Then, they’ll send a message to see what the original uploader
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Wisdom Properties Group was recently pinged by the ACCC over a non-disparagement clause in its standard home building contract, which allowed Wisdom to control what customers said about its services, including via online review forums. Fair Enough? The ACCC considered the clause an ‘unfair contract term’, which generally includes terms which create a significant imbalance
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