Around 2.05 billion people made online purchases in 2019. That means 21.55% of the global population shops on the Internet – a number that will hit 2.14 billion in 2021. That’s a massive pool of prospective customers! But more online shoppers means more e-commerce platforms, which has created a competitive and fierce marketplace. To stand out […]
Forward-thinking businesses have been looking for ways to leverage augmented reality and virtual reality for some time now. The Pokemon Go craze predicted a new way of thinking. Gone are the days when these technologies were regarded as the work of an overactive imagination. App development companies are now being tapped so that these businesses
11 Views | Read Time 3 minutes | Virtual reality (VR), a vivid image processing innovation that submerges buyers in a virtual world, is all set to change the buying experience completely. As per Goldman Sachs, investments in VR will reach a massive $1.6 billion by 2025. Brands are therefore trying hard to take part
At its developer conference Wednesday, Oculus showed off a pair of prototype designs for its next high-end headsets. Two years ago, Oculus showed off its Half Dome prototype which utilized a technology called varifocal lenses to allow users to adjust where the points of focus were in an image, this is technology similar to what
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In today’s tech-saturated world, $100 can get you pretty far. Thanks to the advent of smartphones, things like processors, accelerometers, and lithium-ion batteries have, over the years, become ridiculously cheap and accessible for electronics manufacturers. This has ultimately resulted in a flood of inexpensive but highly capable gadgets. Nowadays, you can get damn near anything
CES may be the largest consumer electronics show in the U.S., but IFA owns bragging rights as the largest CE show outside the states. In 2019, the show runs Sept. 6 to Sept. 11, and because of its timing (just in time for buyers to place Christmas orders), IFA frequently plays host to several first-time product
These days, technology is at the forefront of nearly all human activities—changing the way things are done whether you’re a student, a teacher, a business owner, or an employee. And one area that has been greatly shaped by technology is hiring. Professionals in the recruitment industry can attest that there’s a huge difference between hiring
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“We started the rollout to all of the Walmart retail environments at the end of 2019 and so far so good,” says STRIVR CEO Derek Belch. “We’ve had almost a million Associates go through different training modules. Doug McMillon actually in their earnings report a month ago did reference employee training as being one of
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Advertisers today are starting to look towards technologies such as virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR) as a way of getting closer to their customers and delivering those all-important immersive experiences. Buoyed by investments that the likes of Google, Facebook and Apple are making in both hardware and software, there is some degree of
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Over the last several years, we’ve seen the typical search engine results page (SERP) change a great deal. It was once primarily a list of blue links. To that, we’ve seen direct answers added — sometimes replacing a list of links entirely. We’ve seen video answers added, we’ve seen the advent of the local pack,
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