Among social media platforms, Facebook (excluding Facebook Messenger), Instagram, and TikTok users spent less time on the social media apps in June 2024 compared with the year prior, per data by Comscore.
Packed with tools and safeguards against scraping for AI training, Fab sets a new standard for protecting creators while boosting innovation.
With AI delays and sluggish preorders, the iPhone 16 launch is testing investor patience and could signal trouble ahead for the tech giant.
Verizon slashes 4,800 jobs: With 5G growth slowing, Verizon is buying rivals and cutting staff, sparking fears of weakened service and higher prices in a shrinking telecom market.
It urges stricter rules to protect minors from overspending in games like Fortnite and Minecraft.
Amazon didn’t waste time weaving ads into genAI search results: Just a few months after rolling out the Rufus chatbot, the retail giant is testing tailored ads based on search terms and context.
Huawei’s tri-fold Mate XT Ultimate Design appeals to innovation seekers, yet steep pricing and market restrictions could hinder its full potential.
Despite allowing cross-posting between Instagram and Threads, Meta’s lack of a clear messaging system for Threads reveals ongoing confusion about the apps’ integration.
Declining political support and economic reliance on the platform suggest a ban may be unlikely, despite ongoing legal threats.
The platform introduces stricter controls to curb illegal content but may alienate its privacy-conscious user base.
The absence of Apple Intelligence at launch and limited language support may hinder consumer interest and slow early adoption.
Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm aim for mass appeal with AI smart glasses: Streamlined genAI eyewear offers a stylish alternative to clunky headsets and expensive standalone devices.
Integrated AI services across devices could supercharge iPhone sales and subscriptions.
Verizon will gain crucial fiber assets, but regulatory hurdles could hinder its plan to outpace rivals.
With 65.9% of digital ad dollars spent in the US this year going to mobile, according to our March 2024 forecast, brands must find ways for their mobile ads to stand out. Interactive ads can do that for brands, but the successful types vary between industries.
This year, mobile commerce has not only broken records, but also continued to solidify itself as a driving force behind ecommerce growth. More than two-thirds (67.4%) of the US population will be mcommerce buyers this year, spending $534.8 billion on their mobile devices, per our July 2024 forecast. Here are five key stats that underscore the expanding mcommerce opportunity, plus ways for brands and retailers to capitalize.
The rise of AI tracks siphons money from genuine musicians, sparking concerns over the platform’s integrity and content moderation policies.
Apple’s “services” sector faces layoffs: Despite a significant round of cuts, Apple is unlikely to back away from advertising.
A long-needed Instagram feature is here: The ability to add text and layer images to photos and Reels will help increase time spent on the app.
Yelp’s antitrust lawsuit accuses Google of monopolizing local search services by prioritizing its own results and limiting competition. The case’s outcome could reshape online search