Author: Mohamed Adel

Amazon copies Tsawwassen Mills in bid to attract employees from Surrey

Now hiring for its new fulfillment centre at the Tsawwassen First Nation, Amazon is taking a page from neighbouring Tsawwassen Mills and offering prospective employees a shuttle service from Surrey. Amazon several weeks ago began the hiring process for 800 full-time, permanent jobs to help pick, pack and ship customer orders at the centre set […]

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How to Promote Your Mobile App with Specific Marketing Strategies

A mobile app for your business can create a huge pool of possibilities to interact with your customers. Mobile apps are capable of attracting maximum users and even convert them to long-term buyers. Plus, pits convenient, simple, time-saving and most importantly – it delivers a customized experience. The latest study by Statista has predicted that […]

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Instagram Is Starting to Hide Like Counts. Here’s How to Future-Proof Your Social Strategy–and Win Customers in the Process

Instagram recently started hiding likes in six countries (New Zealand, Brazil, Australia, Italy, Ireland, and Japan) in hopes of building stronger connections between users rather than centering on vanity metrics. While this attempt toward creating meaningful content and improving users’ mental health is a positive change in some aspects, it’s left businesses, brands, and influencers all over the […]

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4 noteworthy new Chrome OS features coming your way right now

Android upgrades can often seem like an eternal waiting game, thanks to the role unmotivated device-makers play in the process — but with Chrome OS, it’s a completely different story. Chrome OS upgrades, y’see, roll out to every current Chromebook within days of their release, directly from Google and without any meddling along the way from manufacturers. So when […]

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Flexible stick-on sensors could wirelessly monitor your sweat and pulse

As people strive ever harder to minutely quantify every action they do, the sensors that monitor those actions are growing lighter and less invasive. Two prototype sensors from crosstown rivals Stanford and Berkeley stick right to the skin and provide a wealth of physiological data. Stanford’s stretchy wireless “BodyNet” isn’t just flexible in order to survive […]

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