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ejonesdata.ai Employee
posted in This mobile moment

WeeklyTop 5 Mobile Trends (09.11.2023 - 09.15.2023)

Happy Friday everyone! We’re back with a round-up of the top 5 mobile news stories of the week, with big updates from giants like Apple and Tencent.  🚀 Roblox Boosts Revenue With 3D Goods Sales! Premium plan users can now sell 3D items, expanding the marketplace. 📈 Seeking to reinvigorate growth, Roblox introduces user-generated 3D assets and interactive tools for developers. Could this move deepen engagement and up the ante on user-generated content? ?💰 🍏 Apple Vision Pro Unveils New App Store Loaded with VisionOS Apps and More!  They're launching a brand-new App Store for Apple Vision Pro, packed with visionOS apps, and hundreds of your favorite iPad and iPhone apps that also work on visionOS. 😎 🔄 Most iPad and iPhone apps will just work on visionOS, no tweaks needed! Developers, your apps will hit the App Store for Apple Vision Pro this autumn, with users diving in early next year. 📅 🇨🇳 Tech Giant Tencent Launches 'Hunyuan' AI Model in Race for China's AI Supremacy  Tencent

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6 days ago
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ejonesdata.ai Employee
posted in This mobile moment

Weekly Top 5 Mobile Trends (09.04.2023 - 09.08.2023)

Hi everyone, I’m Ella Jones, a marketing intern at data.ai. This week, we’re bringing you a round-up of the latest mobile news- check it out below!  📰 Dive in to data.ai’s Top Five Mobile News Stories of the Week 📱🌟 Up Neobank set to launch 'Up High' premium banking for power-users! 💼🏦 Up is growing rapidly with over 715K customers and $1.5B deposits. Stay tuned to see how subscription mobile banking  progresses!  🚀  📣 Meta explores paid subscriptions to let users skip ads. 💰This is in response to strict data regulations in Europe and potential resistance from users.  🌐 Apple and Microsoft challenge EU's 'gatekeeper' designation for iMessage and Bing under new tech regulation (Digital Markets Act).  🇪🇺💬 Companies with over €7.5bn annual turnover, €75bn market cap, and 45 million EU monthly users face regulation.  🍏💻 TikTok shop ends shopify integration, shifts to closed-loop model 🛒✂️  TikTok's transition aims to control traffic and enhance platform revenue. ByteDance ta

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13 days ago
Alex Williams
Alex WilliamsCommunity Manager
posted in All things ai

ChatGPT makes its app debut to the tune of 5M iOS downloads

 As ai grips the world, ChatGPT increasingly becomes a household name. And this May, OpenAI released the iOS version of ChatGPT app, which reached 5 million downloads in under three weeks on the market. The massive success on iOS is only the beginning as the world awaits the launch of ChatGPT on Google Play.   While the US is the largest market so far for ChatGPT, at 1.5M iOS downloads, the app is gaining traction globally. Given the scale and global distribution of the app stores, the app stands to make sizable inroads into people’s daily lives. Apps tend to garner better engagement and stronger retention than web. In fact, 92% of time spent on mobile devices occurs in apps and games as opposed to mobile web browsers. An app could help cement ChatGPT into the daily habits of consumer lives.  Is ChatGPT leading the ai chatbot race on mobile? Not yet … but their start is promising.Ask AI by Codeway leads the group starting more than 2 months earlier than ChatGPT. By being one of the fir

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Alex Williams
2 months ago
Alex Williams
Alex WilliamsCommunity Manager
posted in This mobile moment

Threads Now Fastest-Growing App In History—With 100 Million Users In Just Five Days

I would normally post this in the Media and entertainment group, but because Threads just made history, I felt it appropriate to share in This Mobile Moment.  Forbes just published this article: “Threads Now Fastest-Growing App In History—With 100 Million Users In Just Five Days” Some of the interesting key facts:By achieving the milestone in less than five days, Threads has overtaken ChatGPT’s record, as the OpenAI chatbot had reached the 100 million mark in two months. Threads’ record-breaking launch has been aided by a simple sign-up process that requires users to log into the app through their Instagram accounts—which is used to populate their profile details and follow lists. Despite being widely viewed as a direct competitor to Twitter, the user experience on Threads is different in many key ways. Most significantly, Meta’s app ditches Twitter’s reverse chronological timeline—which displays posts in real-time—with an algorithmic feed similar to Facebook and Instagram. Posts displ

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Alex Williams
2 months ago

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