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cindylouwho-2 · 11 months ago

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RECENT SEO & MARKETING NEWS FOR ECOMMERCE, JULY 2024

If you are new to my Tumblr, I usually do these summaries of SEO and marketing news once a month, picking out the pieces that are most likely to be useful to small and micro-businesses.

You can get notified of these updates plus my website blog posts via email: http://bit.ly/CindyLouWho2Blog or get all of the most timely updates plus exclusive content by supporting my Patreon: patreon.com/CindyLouWho2

TOP NEWS & ARTICLES

There is a relatively new way to file copyright claims against US residents, called The Copyright Claims Board (CCB). I wrote more here [post by me on Patreon]

After a few years of handwringing and false starts, Google is abandoning plans to block third-party cookies in Chrome. Both Safari and Firefox already block them.

When composing titles and text where other keywords are found, it can be useful to have a short checklist of the types of keywords you need, as this screenshot demonstrates. While that title is too long for most platforms and search engines, it covers really critical points that should get mentioned in the product description and keyword fields/tags as well:

The core keywords that describe the item

What the customer is looking to do - solve a problem? Find a gift? Feel better?

What makes the product stand out in its field - why buy this instead of something else? Differentiating your items is something that should come before you get to the listing stage, so the keywords should already be in your head.

Relevant keywords that will be used in long tail searches are always great add-ons.

What if anything about your item is trendy now? E.g., sustainability? Particular colours, styles or materials/ingredients are always important.

SEO: GOOGLE & OTHER SEARCH ENGINES

Google’s June spam update has finished rolling out. And here is the full list of Google news from June.

Expect a new Google core update “in the coming weeks” (as if we needed more Google excitement).

Google’s AI overviews continue to dwindle at the top of search results, now only appearing in 7% of searches.

Despite Google trying to target AI spam, many poorly-copied articles still outrank the originals in Google search results.

Internal links are important for Google SEO. While this article covers blogging in particular, most of the tips apply to any standalone website. Google also recently did a video [YouTube] on the same topic.

Google had a really excellent second quarter, mostly due to the cloud and AI.

Not Google

OpenAI is testing SearchGPT with a small number of subscribers. Alphabet shares dropped 3% after the announcement.

SOCIAL MEDIA - All Aspects, By Site

General

New social media alert: noplace is a new app billed as MySpace for Gen Z that also has some similarities with Twitter (e.g., text-based chats, with no photos or videos at this time). iOS only at the moment; no Android app or web page.

Thinking of trying out Bluesky? Here are some tips to get the most out of it.

Facebook (includes relevant general news from Meta)

Meta’s attempt at circumventing EU privacy regulations through paid subscriptions is illegal under the Digital Markets Act, according to the European Commission. “if the company cannot reach an agreement with regulators before March 2025, the Commission has the power to levy fines of up to 10 percent of the company’s global turnover.”

If you post Reels from a business page, you may be able to let Meta use AI to do A/B testing on the captions and other portions shown. I personally would not do this unless I could see what options they were choosing, since AI is often not as good as it thinks it is.

Apple’s 30% fee on in-app ad purchases for Facebook and Instagram has kicked in worldwide as of July 1.

Facebook is testing ads in the Notifications list on the app.

Meta is encouraging advertisers to connect their Google Analytics accounts to Meta Ads, claiming “integration could improve campaign performance, citing a 22% conversion increase.”

Instagram

The head of Instagram is still emphasizing that the number of DM shares per post is a huge ranking factor.

Another article on the basics of setting up LinkedIn and getting found through it.

You can now advertise your LinkedIn newsletters on the platform.

Pinterest is slowly testing an AI program that edits the background of product photography without changing the product.

Is Pinterest dying? An investment research firm thinks so.

If you want to see results from Reddit in your search engine results, Google is the only place that can happen now.

More than ever, Reddit is being touted as a way to be found (especially in Google search), but you do have to understand how the site works to be successful at it.

Snapchat

Snapchat+ now has 9 million paying users, and they are getting quite a few new personalization updates, and Snaps that last 50 seconds or less.

Threads

Threads has hit 175 million active users each month, up from 130 million in February.

TikTok

TikTok has made it easier to reuse your videos outside of the site without a watermark.

TikTok users can now select a custom thumbnail image for videos, either a frame from the clip itself, or a still image from elsewhere.

Twitter

You can opt out of Twitter using your posts as data for its AI, Grok.

YouTube

YouTube has new tools for Shorts, including one that makes your longer videos into Shorts.

Community Spaces are the latest YouTube test to try to get more fan involvement, while moving users away from video comments.

(CONTENT) MARKETING (includes blogging, emails, and strategies)

Start your content marketing plans for August now, including back-to-school themes and Alfred Hitchcock’s birthday on August 13.

ONLINE ADVERTISING (EXCEPT INDIVIDUAL SOCIAL MEDIA AND ECOMMERCE SITES)

Google Ads now have several new updates, including blocking misspellings.

Google’s new Merchant Center Next will soon be available for all users, if they haven’t already been invited. Supplemental feeds are now (or soon will be) allowed there.

STATS, DATA, TRACKING

Google Search Console users can now add their shipping and return info to Google search through the Console itself. This is useful for sites that do not pay for Google Ads or use Google’s free shopping ads.

BUSINESS & CONSUMER TRENDS, STATS & REPORTS; SOCIOLOGY & PSYCHOLOGY, CUSTOMER SERVICE

The second part of this Whiteboard Friday [video with transcript] discusses how consumer behaviour is changing during tight economic times. “People are still spending. They just want the most for their money. Also, the consideration phase is much more complex and longer.” The remainder of the piece discusses how to approach your target market during these times.

Prime Day was supposedly the best ever for Amazon, but they didn’t release any numbers. Adobe Analytics tracked US ecommerce sales on those days and provides some insight. “Buy-now, pay-later accounted for 7.6% of all orders, a 16.4% year-over-year increase.”

MISCELLANEOUS

You know how I always tell small business owners to have multiple revenue streams? Tech needs to have multiple providers and backups as well, as the recent CrowdStrike and Microsoft issues demonstrate.

If you used Google’s old URL shortener anywhere, those links will no longer redirect as of August 25 2024.

#seo #ecommerce #social media #cindylouwho2 #search engine optimization #content marketing

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net-craft · 7 months ago

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Phoenix App Development: Trends, Challenges, and the Future of Local Tech

The Arizona sun isn't just hot – it's also a breeding ground for innovation. Phoenix, Arizona, has emerged as a major hub for mobile app development, attracting businesses and entrepreneurs seeking to tap into a vibrant tech ecosystem. At Net-Craft.com, a leading Phoenix app development company located in Scottsdale, we've witnessed this growth firsthand.

This article dives into the exciting world of Phoenix app development, exploring the latest trends, the challenges developers face, and a glimpse into the future of local tech.

Phoenix App Development Trends: Soaring High

Phoenix's mobile app development scene is experiencing a surge, fueled by several key trends:

Focus on User Experience (UX): Modern users demand intuitive, user-friendly apps. Phoenix app developers are prioritizing clean interfaces, seamless navigation, and personalized experiences to keep users engaged.

Emerging Technologies: Cutting-edge technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Augmented Reality (AR), and Virtual Reality (VR) are making their mark. Phoenix software development companies are incorporating these elements to create innovative and interactive apps.

The Rise of On-Demand Services: From food delivery to transportation, on-demand services are booming. Phoenix app developers are crafting solutions that cater to this growing need, offering convenience and flexibility to users.

Cross-Platform Development: Reaching a wider audience is crucial. Phoenix mobile app developers are increasingly adopting cross-platform frameworks like React Native or Flutter to create apps that function seamlessly across iOS and Android devices.

Security at the Forefront: Data security is paramount. Phoenix app developers are prioritizing robust security measures to protect user information and ensure app safety.

These trends highlight the dynamic nature of Phoenix app development. By staying ahead of the curve and embracing these advancements, developers can create apps that stand out in a crowded marketplace.

Challenges for Phoenix App Developers: Navigating the Landscape

While promising, the Phoenix app development landscape presents its own set of challenges:

Talent Acquisition: Highly skilled developers, designers, and user experience specialists are in high demand. Phoenix app development companies need to implement competitive hiring strategies to attract and retain top talent.

Project Management: Keeping complex projects on track and within budget requires meticulous planning and execution. Phoenix software development companies need to utilize efficient project management methodologies like Agile to ensure smooth development processes.

App Store Optimization (ASO): Standing out in app stores is a constant battle. Phoenix app developers need to employ effective ASO strategies like keyword optimization and compelling app descriptions to increase discoverability.

Maintaining App Engagement: User retention is critical. To keep users coming back, Phoenix mobile app developers need to implement strategies like push notifications, in-app rewards, and continuous improvement based on user feedback.

Overcoming these challenges requires a commitment to continuous learning, collaboration, and a customer-centric approach. Phoenix app development companies must adapt their strategies to stay competitive and deliver successful mobile app solutions.

The Future of Local Tech: Phoenix Takes Flight

The outlook for Phoenix's tech future is bright. Several factors contribute to this promising forecast:

Growing Startup Ecosystem: Arizona boasts a thriving startup scene. Phoenix, as a major hub, attracts angel investors and venture capital, providing funding opportunities for innovative app ideas.

Educational Institutions: Universities like Arizona State University and the University of Arizona are producing a highly skilled technical workforce, fueling the Phoenix app development scene.

Government Support: Government initiatives and tax breaks are fostering a supportive environment for tech companies to flourish.

Focus on Diversity: Phoenix is actively promoting diversity within the tech industry. This inclusivity fosters innovation and attracts talent from diverse backgrounds.

These factors position Phoenix as a key player in the national tech landscape. With continued growth and collaboration, Phoenix app development has the potential to take flight and reach even greater heights.

Why Choose Phoenix App Development?

With its innovative spirit, skilled talent pool, and a supportive tech ecosystem, Phoenix offers a compelling proposition for businesses looking to develop mobile apps. Here's why choosing a Phoenix app development company like Net-Craft.com can benefit you:

Local Expertise: We understand the specific needs and trends of the Phoenix market, ensuring your app caters to the local audience.

Agile Development: We follow a flexible approach, allowing you to adapt your app based on user feedback and market demands.

Focus on User Experience: We prioritize user experience, creating apps that are intuitive, engaging, and effective.

Cost-Effectiveness: We offer competitive rates without compromising on quality, making app development accessible to businesses of all sizes.

By partnering with a local Phoenix app development company, you can leverage the expertise and resources available within this vibrant tech hub.

Embrace the Phoenix Advantage

The Phoenix app development scene is soaring. By leveraging the expertise of local developers, embracing emerging technologies, and prioritizing user experience, you can create mobile apps that drive business growth and leave a lasting impact.

Net-Craft.com: Your Partner in Phoenix App Development

At Net-Craft.com, we're passionate about turning your app ideas into reality. Our team of experienced developers is committed to delivering cutting-edge solutions that meet the highest standards of quality and innovation.

Know more https://www.net-craft.com/blog/2024/12/08/phoenix-app-development-trends-challenges-future/

#phoenix app development #mobile app development phoenix #phoenix app developers #phoenix software development #phoenix mobile app development

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freedomkindness · 8 months ago

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For my American Friends

I feel now is a good time to spread this news. Much like how the internet came together to help share information with the Ukrainians for resisting Russia, I’m here delivering help of a similar nature to those that could be impacted by this latest election in the US. There are ways to communicate relatively securely, outside of Big Brother's social media. I bring this up so that we can minimize the amount of gatherable information that could be used to hurt you, or others you know, in the coming years as changes are made. I'm not going to tell you how or why to use them, I'm just going to provide you with the information.

WhatsApp – While not my personal favorite, since Facebook/Meta is the parent company, WhatsApp is free, globally popular, and widely-used, featuring the ability to lock chats with passwords, disappearing messages, photos and videos that are deleted after being opened, profile photo privacy, the ability to lock the app itself so that only your biometrics can unlock it, encrypted backups, the ability to set custom permissions for who can see you online or when you last used the app, and of course End-to-End Encryption for all conversations EXCEPT those with business accounts. WhatsApp is a good option for those who are not really technically savvy, but still value privacy – if one trusts Facebook/Meta to adequately protect their privacy. It does require a phone number to sign up, however.

Signal - Signal is an end-to-end encrypted messaging software. meaning that the contents of your conversation is secure. The protocol they use (which they created) is seen as the best known protocol for asynchronous messaging by cybersecurity researchers. It's so good that it has been implemented in WhatsApp and in Messenger's secret chats. This app has even been mentioned in the Right-wing author Jack Carr's Political Thriller about a Navy SEAL named James Reece, as being a preferred method of secure communication on the civilian side for operators. (Jack Carr is a former US Navy SEAL.) It's run by a Non-Profit organization called Signal Foundation, and it's mission is to "protect free expression and enable secure global communication through open source privacy technology." It allows secure messaging, voice calls, and video calls. The only downside is that app links to your phone number, so while your conversations and content are secure, who you are talking to is not. Signal is available on Windows, Mac, Andriod, Linus, and iOS.

Session - Session is an end-to-end encrypted messenger that minimises sensitive metadata, designed and built for people who want absolute privacy and freedom from any form of surveillance. Session is an open-source, public-key-based secure messaging application which uses a set of decentralized storage servers and an onion routing protocol to send end-to-end encrypted messages with minimal exposure of user metadata. This means no phone numbers, no metadata for digital footprints, and censorship resistance. It features group chats, the ability to send documents, files, and images securely, and has added voice messages, though these can be spotty. It’s slow, but effective, and be downloaded on Android, F-Droid, iPhone, Mac, Windows, and Linux.

Briar - If you have an Android phone, Briar is another option you have. It features a decentralized network (it’s peer-to-peer encrypted, rather than relying on a central server), meaning messages are synced directly between user devices. It also means that even if the internet is down, it can sync via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or even memory cards, meaning information can continue to flow even during a crisis. In the event the internet is functioning, it can sync via the Tor network, protecting users and their relationships from surveillance. Other features: - Screenshots and screen recording are disabled by default - Each user’s contact list is encrypted and stored on her own device. - Briar’s end-to-end encryption prevents keyword filtering, and because of its decentralized design there are no servers to block. - Every user who subscribes to a forum keeps a copy of its content, so there’s no single point where a post can be deleted. - Briar’s forums have no central server to attack, and every subscriber has access to the content even if they’re offline. - Doesn’t require any user data like name and phone number. The downside is that it is text-only and limited to Android Devices, but they do offer Briar Mailbox to deliver messages securely to those who are online at different times. Briar’s goal is “to enable people in any country to create safe spaces where they can debate any topic, plan events, and organize social movements”

Protonmail - A free end-to-end encrypted AND zero-access encryption email service based out of Switzerland, you can safely email with peace of mind that your content is secure. Unlike Google, Outlook, Yahoo, and others, Proton's zero-access encryption means they can't even view the contents of your emails or attachments. As a Swiss-owned company they are not allowed to share information with foreign law enforcement under criminal penalty and they are politically neutral, meaning they won't be pressured by foreign governments. Furthermore, Switzerland has a constitutional right to privacy and strict data protection laws. Unlike companies in other countries, Proton cannot be compelled by foreign or Swiss authorities to engage in bulk surveillance.

Additional Information, from Proton’s Website: Switzerland has strong legal protections for individual rights, and in fact the Swiss Federal Constitution(new window) explicitly establishes a constitutional right to privacy. (In the US, this right is merely implied.) Specifically, Article 13 safeguards privacy in personal or family life and within one’s home, and the Swiss Civil Code(new window) translates this right into statutory law in Article 28.

In the US and EU, authorities can issue gag orders to prevent an individual from knowing they are being investigated or under surveillance. While this type of order also exists in Switzerland, the prosecutors have an obligation to notify the target of surveillance, and the target has an opportunity to appeal in court. In Switzerland, there are no such things as national security letters(new window), and all surveillance requests must go through the courts. Warrantless surveillance, like that practiced in the US where the FBI conducts 3.4 million searches per year(new window) with little oversight, is illegal and not permitted in Switzerland.

Switzerland also benefits from a unique legal provision with Article 271 of the Swiss Criminal Code(new window), which forbids any Swiss company from assisting foreign law enforcement, under threat of criminal penalty. While Switzerland is party to certain international legal assistance agreements, all requests under such agreements must hold up under Swiss law, which has much stricter privacy provisions. All foreign requests are assessed by the Swiss government, which generally does not assist requests from countries with poor rule of law or lack an independent judiciary.

Swiss law has several more unique points. First, it preserves end-to-end encryption, and unlike in the US, UK, or EU, there is no legislation that has been introduced or considered to limit the right to encryption. Second, Swiss law protects no-logs VPN(new window) meaning that Proton VPN does not have logging obligations. While numerous VPNs claim no-logs, these claims generally do not stand up legally because in most jurisdictions, governments can request that the VPN in question starts logging. So the VPN is only no-logs until the government asks. However, in Switzerland, the law does not allow the government to compel Proton VPN to start logging.

We’ve also fought to ensure that Switzerland remains a legal jurisdiction that respects and protects privacy.

Nearly every country in the world has laws governing lawful interception of electronic communications for law enforcement purposes. In Switzerland, these regulations are set out in the Swiss Federal Act on the Surveillance of Post and Telecommunications (SPTA), which was last revised on March 18, 2018. In May 2020, we challenged a decision of the Swiss government over what we believed was an improper attempt to use telecommunications laws to undermine privacy.

In October 2021, The Swiss Federal Administrative Court ultimately agreed with us and ruled that email companies cannot be considered telecommunication providers. This means Proton isn’t required to follow any of the SPTA’s mandatory data retention rules, nor are we bound by a full obligation to identify Proton Mail users. Moreover, as a Swiss company, Proton Mail cannot be compelled to engage in bulk surveillance on behalf of US or Swiss intelligence agencies. (Links can be found at: proton.me/blog/switzerland)

#american politics #kamala harris #transgender #lgbtqia #lgbtq community #antifascist #anti trump #freedom #information #resistance

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drac-onion · 1 year ago

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"I made this!"

So I have a bit of an unhealthy relationship with art.

I would never call myself an artist, but I would never disparage someone for doing the exact same thing I do and then call themselves an artist. An artist, to me, is someone who makes art. Simple as. Sure, you could more minutely define it as someone who makes a living from art, but you could also argue that the specificity of that would fall under whether or not someone calls themselves a professional artist. Meaning that they do it as their profession. (IE: a paid occupation, usually involving prolonged training and/or formal qualification.)

So, by that rule, I'm an artist because I make art (sometimes), but not a professional artist, because I don't make a living from it.

I suppose I could call myself a writer, too, but let's not get too into the weeds on etymology and labels. I'm some rando that makes art (sometimes) and writes (sometimes, and I even post sometimes too! [keyword: sometimes])

I'm pretty apprehensive about posting things I've made because of weird vulnerability I feel around it. Cuz like, I tried my best (or maybe its just a quick n dirty something or other for a laugh) and now that thing is going to be out for anyone to see? Spooky.

Well, I'm going to try to change my mindset and post things that I made cuz I made them, and if other people see them, great. If not, then it's for me to look back on anyway. It's not about likes or reception or anything. Just for me to look back on. It's just a scrapbook that I just so happen to put somewhere for others to look at if they want.

I recently went through my PC and located everything I've ever made and put it one spot. It's organized by year, and it was kind of wild to see how far I'd come in some regards.

There's some pictures I took of my sketchbook from when I was following Mark Crilley's art tutorials. Some attempts at pixel art (some of which aren't half bad, tbh) and some sketches I made in that old Sketchbook app for android. I actually had to hop on my old deviantart for some of it (oof) since I couldn't find the original files. They're probably on an old laptop somewhere, but I couldn't be bothered to pull the hard drive and dig for it.

I can really pinpoint my artistic motivations and pursuits in each year.

2013: Pixel art (just the worst pixel doubling and uniform outlining, yikes!)

2014: Traditional art and youtube tutorials, along with some pixel art here and there)

2015: I could only find one drawing from 2015 (had to grab that one from facebook...YIKES) and its a not-too-shabby drawing I did from reference.

2016: Following along with a Bob Ross episode in Mario Paint. This one actually looks really good. Maybe I'll post it one of these days, cuz it's kinda neat.

2017: Bought a drawing tablet with the money I made from working. Downloaded Sai and tried drawing from figure references. Some of it is really bad, but some of it shows an understanding of figure, which is kind of impressive in hindsight.

2018: Some more Bob Ross pixel art. I followed along with the same video as in 2016, but in Aseprite (the demo, so I only have a screenshot of the finished product because you can't save in the demo) and damn, it's still one of my favorite things I've ever made in Aseprite. Especially for only being 4 colors (GB green palette)

2019: Some more Sai stuff. Probably all done in the same session, but it's not the worst I suppose. I'm pretty inconsistent when it comes to focusing on art. I tend to get pretty distracted when I'm not immediately good at something. (And now I know why, although hindsight is 20/20)

2020: Uh? Couldn't find anything from 2020. Given what occurred that year, that's not all that surprising TBH.

2021: Some music I made and a doom level I made. This was sort of my intro to making levels for games. We had to make a game pitch for a school project and I went all out on making a demo. I think I clocked my hours and it was well over 40 hours put into the level alone. Made a custom weapon sprite any everything. It's pretty cool.

2022: My intro to working in 3D and making youtube videos. I started in Gmod, making simple animations, before eventually swapping to SFM for stills. Then a friend asked why I didn't just learn Blender instead, so that's what I did. If you know me from twitter, then you've probably seen these. They're NSFW, so maybe don't go digging if that isn't what you're into. That was sort of where my unhealthy relationship with social media and art began, because I started focusing a lot on views and likes and reception for things instead of just making things I wanted to make. (Mostly because I was surrounded by and learning from actual professionals, who do it as like, a job.) Sure there were things I made because I wanted to make them, but for the most part, I was going for the popular thing and wanting to "get big" at the time. Cringe, I know. Such is life. You live and you learn. Some of the best I made during this time was cuz I wanted to make it, and those are the ones I'm most proud of to this day.

2023: Burnout city! Unemployment will do that to you. Sure I worked on some stuff here and there, but I really burnt the hell out. Ended up working on some Doom levels and some little things here and there. Making a titlecard for a friend's youtube video, a cover art for a HM2 level, finishing my second reload animation, and a couple blender things. 2022 felt so productive in comparison, where did it all go wrong? (Oh yeah, the weird obsession with views. Right.) Then I got into writing that summer and I've sort of kept up with it. AO3 says I wrote 93k words that year, so that's not nothing. (I promise I'm working on another big project. It's just...hitting some creative snags. Again. Such is life.)

2024: The current year. I'm...trying to get back into making things for me. Writing things because I would read it. Drawing things that I would look at, or that I find interesting. Once again, I'm sort of trying to game my attention problems by not focusing TOO hard on one thing at a time. Otherwise I'd never finish anything, and while I'm not concerned about having things to post to social media, it does feel good to look back and see things you've actually finished. It's better to finish something and have it be like 50% of what it could have been than never reach 100% and then it just lives on as a reminder of your inability to finish things. I'd rather call something done and move on than obsess for ages over "what could have been." Or maybe I'm just waffling because I'm still trying to shake my weirdness. Bah. Some stuff I make might never see the light of day, but that's kind of a shame. I like making things and sharing them with other people. It's fun.

That's really the operative word of this whole ramble.

Fun

I do things because it's fun. I should want to do things because they're fun. Of course that's easier said than done when you have my specific brand of brain problems, but ya gotta catch the wind in your sail when it blows, right? (If that even makes sense.)

So yeah, here's hoping that this weird ramble convinces me to post things. Not because I want to get clicks or likes or engagement. But because I want to remind myself of how fun it was to do.

Like that Kolibri doodle I posted yesterday was something I did for fun. I though it'd be fun to do, so I did it. Simple as.

So here's to fun. Let's do stuff for that, and forget about clicks. I'm doing it for me. If you happen to like it, then more power to you. But I wanna have fun for me.

Yeah.

(Watch me then never post anything because my interests have waned and I hyperfixate on something else and then have to look at this post in a few months and cringe at the thought.)

But hey, nobody else is reading this anyway.

Right?

#drac_art #thanks kleo you're a real one #man tumblr is so nice for having big #rambles #drac.txt

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writeworld · 1 year ago

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Catch a Cheating Spouse: Read Their Texts Now 📌

Are you suspecting your partner of infidelity? Do you want to uncover the truth and gain peace of mind? If so, you may be considering using cheating spouse apps to read their text messages and monitor their activities. While these apps can provide valuable insights, it's crucial to approach the situation with discretion and ethical considerations. Open communication and adult discussions with your partner should always be the first step in addressing relationship concerns.

In this article, I will share discreet and insightful tips on how to navigate this sensitive issue. We will also explore 12 of the best cheating spouse apps for iPhone and Android devices. By understanding their key features and weighing the pros and cons, you can make an informed decision suited to your specific needs and circumstances.

Remember, the goal is to uncover the truth and achieve peace of mind, all while respecting the boundaries of trust, communication, and mutual understanding in your relationship.

12 Best 💯 Cheating Spouse Apps for iPhone and Android

Are you concerned about your partner's activities and suspect infidelity? Look no further! I have curated a list of the 12 best cheating spouse apps for both iPhone and Android devices. These apps will allow you to monitor your partner's calls, messages, location, and more, giving you the peace of mind you deserve.

1. **uMobix**

If you're looking for a comprehensive cheating spouse app, uMobix is the perfect choice. With its advanced features like call and message monitoring, social media tracking, and GPS location tracking, you can gather all the evidence you need.

2. **FlexiSPY**

FlexiSPY is a powerful cheating spouse app that offers a wide range of features, including call interception, live call recording, and remote camera access. Keep a close eye on your partner's activities with this cutting-edge app.

3. **Spyic**

Not only does Spyic allow you to monitor your partner's activities discreetly, but it also offers a user-friendly interface. You can track their calls, messages, social media interactions, and even their browsing history, all from one convenient dashboard.

4. **Cocospy**

Cocospy is known for its stealth mode, making it impossible for your partner to detect its presence on their device. Besides the standard features, Cocospy also offers keylogger functionality, capturing every keystroke made on their phone.

5. **Hoverwatch**

Hoverwatch is a cheating spouse app that provides detailed reports on all incoming and outgoing calls, text messages, and instant messaging conversations. It also offers a geolocation feature to track your partner's whereabouts.

6. **Spyier**

Spyier is a reliable app that allows you to monitor your partner's call logs, messages, social media activities, and more. It works stealthily in the background, ensuring your partner remains unaware of its presence.

7. **Highster Mobile**

With Highster Mobile, you can access your partner's phone remotely and gather evidence of their infidelity. The app provides real-time updates on their calls, messages, and social media interactions.

8. **XNSPY**

XNSPY provides a comprehensive cheating spouse monitoring solution, allowing you to track your partner's calls, messages, and location. It even offers a watchlist feature, alerting you when specific keywords are used.

9. **iKeyMonitor**

iKeyMonitor is designed to monitor your partner's activities discreetly. Apart from call and message tracking, it offers advanced features like screenshot capturing, keystroke logging, and app-blocking capabilities.

10. **Spyzie**

Spyzie offers a range of features to monitor your partner's activities, including call logs, messages, social media interactions, and more. You can also set geofences to receive instant alerts when your partner enters or leaves a specific location.

11. **TheTruthSpy**

TheTruthSpy is a cheating spouse app that allows you to remotely monitor your partner's phone calls, messages, and location. You can also access their browsing history and view multimedia files stored on their device.

12. **Spyera**

Spyera is a powerful cheating spouse app that provides advanced features like call interception, ambient listening, and remote camera access. With its comprehensive monitoring capabilities, you can gain valuable insights into your partner's activities.

No matter which app you choose, remember to use them responsibly and within the legal limits. Open and honest communication is still essential in addressing relationship concerns. These apps are merely tools to uncover the truth and make informed decisions.

Signs of Cheating and How to Address Suspicion

In any relationship, it's important to be aware of the signs that may indicate cheating. While every situation is unique, there are common indications that something may be amiss. Some of these signs include a sudden change in behavior, such as consistently coming home late without a valid explanation, being overly protective of their phone or being secretive about their messages and calls, or showing a strong emotional connection with someone other than their partner.

If you suspect infidelity in your relationship, it's crucial to address the situation with care and thoughtfulness. Rather than jumping to conclusions or making accusations, it's essential to engage in open communication. Start by expressing your concerns and feelings honestly and calmly. Having an adult discussion with your partner can help create an environment where both of you can share your perspectives and work towards a resolution.

During your conversation, listen attentively to your partner's side of the story. It's important to approach the topic with empathy and understanding, allowing them the opportunity to explain their actions and address any concerns they may have. Building trust through honest and respectful communication is vital in navigating through suspicions of cheating.

Remember, addressing suspicion of cheating requires both partners to be actively engaged in the discussion. It is an opportunity to strengthen your bond by addressing underlying issues and reestablishing trust. Seeking guidance from a relationship counselor or therapist can also be beneficial in navigating this sensitive topic and finding a path forward.

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How do cheating spouse apps work?

Cheating spouse apps are software applications designed to monitor or track the activities of a partner suspected of infidelity. These apps provide information on location, call logs, text messages, social media interactions, and more.

Are cheating spouse apps legal?

The legality of using cheating spouse apps varies depending on location and the specific laws of a country or state. It's important to research and understand the ethical and legal implications before using such tools.

Can cheating spouse apps be detected?

Some cheating spouse apps can be detected if the partner being monitored notices unusual behavior or sees the app installed on their device. However, some apps offer stealth or hidden features to minimize the chances of detection.

Do I need to jailbreak or root my device to use cheating spouse apps?

Some cheating spouse apps may require rooting (for Android devices) or jailbreaking (for iPhones) to access certain features. However, there are also user-friendly apps available that do not require these steps.

What are the signs of cheating in a relationship?

Signs of cheating can include changes in behavior such as consistently coming home late, being secretive about their phone, showing a strong emotional connection with someone outside the relationship, and more.

How should I address suspicions of cheating in my relationship?

It's important to approach suspicions of cheating with open communication, honesty, and a willingness to listen to each other's perspectives. Express your feelings and have adult discussions with your partner to address the issue.

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taxibookingapplikeuberclone · 2 years ago

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How to Build a Taxi Booking App Like inDriver, OLA, and Uber Clone App

In today's fast-paced world, convenience is key when it comes to transportation. Taxi booking apps like inDriver, OLA, and Uber have revolutionized the way people get around. If you're looking to join the ride-hailing industry and create your own successful taxi booking app, you're in the right place. In this article, we'll guide you through the process step by step.

Understanding the Market

Before diving into app development, it's crucial to conduct thorough market research. This research will help you identify your target audience, understand their needs, and analyze your competitors. Here's how you can get started:

Market Analysis

Begin by researching the ride-hailing market in your target region. Identify key players, market trends, and potential gaps in services.

Target Audience

Determine your app's target audience. Are you catering to everyday commuters, tourists, or a specific niche? Understanding your users' preferences is essential.

Building the App

Now that you have a clear understanding of the market, it's time to start building your taxi booking app. This process involves several steps:

Feature List

Create a detailed list of features your app will offer. This should include user registration, driver profiles, GPS tracking, payment processing, and more.

Technology Stack

Choose the right technology stack for your app. Consider whether you want to build a native app for iOS and Android or opt for a cross-platform solution.

Design and User Experience

Invest in an intuitive and user-friendly design. The app's interface should be easy to navigate for both passengers and drivers.

Development Team

Assemble a skilled development team or hire a reputable app development company to bring your vision to life.

Testing and Quality Assurance

Thoroughly test the app for bugs, glitches, and security vulnerabilities. Ensure it functions seamlessly before launch.

Deployment

Release your app on app stores like Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Optimize your app listing with relevant keywords and appealing visuals.

Legal and Regulatory Considerations

Compliance with local regulations is essential in the ride-hailing industry. Be sure to:

Obtain Necessary Permits

Check with local authorities to understand the permits and licenses required to operate a taxi booking service.

Data Privacy

Implement robust data privacy measures to protect user information and comply with data protection laws.

Marketing and Promotion

Once your app is live, you'll need to market it effectively to attract users:

Digital Marketing

Utilize digital marketing strategies like search engine optimization (SEO), social media marketing, and online advertising to reach a wider audience.

Incentives and Referral Programs

Encourage users to refer friends and family by offering incentives and referral bonuses.

Scaling and Expansion

As your app gains popularity, consider expanding your services:

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Explore opportunities to launch your app in neighboring cities or countries.

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Introduce additional services such as food delivery, package delivery, or carpooling to diversify your offerings.

Conclusion

Building a taxi booking app like inDriver, OLA, and Uber requires careful planning, a dedicated team, and a commitment to delivering a top-notch user experience. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can embark on your journey to creating a successful taxi booking app.

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The cost of app development can vary significantly depending on factors like features, complexity, and the development team's rates. It's best to get a personalized quote from app developers.

Is it essential to have a mobile app for both iOS and Android?

While having apps for both platforms is ideal for reaching a broader audience, you can start with one platform and expand later based on user demand.

What is the key to attracting drivers to my platform?

Offer competitive commissions, a user-friendly driver app, and efficient payment processing to attract and retain drivers.

How can I ensure passenger safety in my app?

Implement background checks for drivers, allow users to share ride details with friends, and incorporate a ratings and reviews system for drivers.

What are some emerging trends in the ride-hailing industry?

Some emerging trends include electric and autonomous vehicles, eco-friendly options, and improved AI for better route optimization and user experience.

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onlineshoppingwebsitedevelopment · 2 years ago

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An Android History And Its Releases From Its Start To Till Now

In the ever-changing landscape of mobile technology, a mobile app functions as software designed for handheld devices like smartphones and tablets. Amidst the dynamic world of mobile tech, Android mobile apps and updates have consistently held a significant position. Their versatility, user-friendly design, and responsiveness have made them a hit among today's mobile users. While Android comes with a wide range of built-in features, it also offers access to numerous additional functionalities through a vast selection of applications. One of the most popular sources for downloading Android mobile apps is the Google Play Store, which houses an extensive collection of over millions of apps with a cumulative download count exceeding 50 billion.

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One of the services in today's world is mobile development has become indispensable and make a rope to connect the individuals to various entities. An important role played in the development of apps is the android that boosts innovation, convenience and comfort. This android platform has made so many fine tunes to the core of the operating system since its origination.

Android 1.0 Alpha (2008):

Android 1.0 has landed the android world in September 2008 with four top features in it.

Google Maps

Gmail integration

The App Store (referred to as "The Market")

A scroll-down notification bar

This release was revolutionary and provided users with an unprecedented smartphone experience. However, some functionality gaps remained, as Android devices at the time required hardware buttons and physical keyboards, along with a trackball for sales.

Android 1.1 Beta (2009):

The 1.1 update, known as T-Mobile G1, was launched in February 2009.The issues that present in the 1.0 android version are sorted out by this android 1.1 G1 and it also included API integration that was done by a mobile development company that is in chennai. Improvements were made to the Maps app, enabling users to access details and reviews for various venues and locations.

Android 1.5 Cupcake (2009):

The arrival of Cupcake marked the beginning of Android's delectable naming tradition for its releases. Some worthy features are inserted in this android cupcake version of April 2008 like accepting third party keywords and user dictionaries It also introduced live widgets, featuring analog clocks, music players, calendars, picture frames, and search functions. Notably, Cupcake emphasized video recording and playback, supporting MPEG4 and 3GP formats.

Android 1.6 Donut (2009):

Released in September 2009, Donut brought a slew of improvements. There is a section introduced for top paid , top free and newly arrived apps with some capability to capture the screenshot The Camera and Gallery interfaces were enhanced, resulting in improved camera responsiveness and speed. Multiple deletion of photos in the gallery is updated. Donut also introduced support for WVGA resolution on handset displays and a free turn-by-turn navigation feature.

Android 2.0/2.1 Éclair (2009):

Just a month after Donut, Éclair made its debut in November 2009. Expanded account sync is newly introduced in android 2.0 with other features like adding multiple accounts for synchronising contact and mails Microsoft email support with a unified inbox for viewing emails from multiple accounts on a single page was also a new feature. The flash support , digital zoom ,scene mode, white balance adjustment, macro focus and color effects are the upgrades done in camera. Éclair has some updated the animated backgrounds, wallpaper and primary focused bugs.

Android 2.2 Froyo (2010):

Launched in May 2010, Froyo brought substantial improvements. The standout feature was the addition of Flash support, enabling a more interactive web experience. The compatibility of Bluetooth is enhanced with car and dock speakers. For 3G connections over other devices portable wi-fi hotspot is enhanced by the experts from leading web design companies.

Android 2.3 Gingerbread (2010):

In 2010, Gingerbread made its debut, representing a crucial moment in Android's evolution. It brought significant improvements to the standard keyboard, resulting in faster input and more intuitive typing. Additionally, Gingerbread introduced support for front-facing cameras, facilitating video calling, and included the Download Manager as a notable addition.

Android 3.0/3.1/3.2 Honeycomb (2011):

Honeycomb arrived in May 2011, designed exclusively for tablets. This version eliminated the need for hardware buttons, incorporating them into the operating system itself. It also introduced tabbed browsing in the web browser, making it a prominent feature in tablet navigation.

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich (2011):

Launched in May 2011, Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) brought a significant redesign to Android. The Web browser closely resembled the desktop Chrome browser experience. Snapshot feature is a new accessible thing by holding down the power button and volume button at the same time. Notably, ICS introduced Face Unlock, allowing users to unlock devices by simply looking into the front-facing camera. The update also featured resizable widgets, offering more versatility compared to earlier versions.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean (2012):

Unveiled in June 2012, Jelly Bean introduced several compelling features:

Google Now: Displayed relevant information based on search history.

Project Butter: Frame rate is enhanced when you swipe the menus and the home screen gives a smoother experience.

Widget Realignment: Widgets would automatically adjust their placement when new ones were added.

Expandable Notifications: Improved the user experience by providing more information at a glance.

Voice Search: Enables users to ask questions or perform searches by simply saying "Google."

Android 4.4 KitKat (2013):

Released in November 2013, KitKat was a significant update that brought improvements to both the internal workings and the visual aspects of Android. Key features included:

Emojis: Introduced cartoonish ideograms and smileys for text messages.

Contact Prioritization: Allowed users to sort contacts based on communication frequency.

Smarter Caller ID: Enabled users to search for business contact information directly from the dialer.

Android 5.0 Lollipop - 2014:

Android 5.0 Lollipop represented a significant milestone, introducing the most extensive redesign of Android at the time and having profound implications for Mobile App Development Companies in Chennai.

Enhanced Sound Profiles: Android 5.1 brought improved sound profile options. Users could now silence their phones or set them to the "None" mode until the next alarm. Dismissing notifications became more intuitive, with app notifications appearing on the lock screen and the ability to swipe them away. A double-tap gesture provided quick access to important notifications.

Improved Device Protection: Android Smart Lock bolstered device security by linking the device with recognized peripherals to verify the user's identity.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow - 2015:

Marshmallow built upon the foundation laid by Lollipop and introduced significant enhancements, including:

Google Now on Tap: Within apps, a long press of the home button triggered Google Now on Tap, which scanned for related information and presented results in cards.

Streamlined Permissions System: Unlike previous Android versions that required configuring app settings during installation, Marshmallow simplified the process. It now prompts users for permissions only when necessary, reducing complexity.

Smart Lock for Passwords: Marshmallow's "Smart Lock" feature allowed the secure storage of app passwords in a Google account's cloud storage, facilitating a seamless transition to a new device.

These innovations not only enhanced user experiences but also presented intriguing challenges and opportunities for Mobile App Development Companies in Chennai and beyond

Android N Nougat — Announced in 2016:

In March 2016, the announcement of the Nougat version created a wave of excitement, especially among mobile app development companies in Chennai. The anticipation was high for its release in India, with several compelling features expected:

Doze on the Go: Nougat was set to introduce "Doze on the Go" to improve standby time. By this feature you can optimize the battery power usage at the device inactivity.

Multi Window Feature: The introduction of the Multi Window feature was eagerly awaited. It would enable users to use two apps simultaneously, enhancing multitasking capabilities.

Improved Settings App: Anticipated enhancements to the Settings app promised a more intuitive and user-friendly interface for configuring devices.

Clear All in Recent Apps: Nougat was poised to include a "Clear All" function in the recent apps screen, simplifying the process of closing background applications.

Direct Reply to Notifications: Nougat was expected to enable users to respond directly to notifications, streamlining communication without the need to open individual apps.

Quick Settings Toggles Customization: The addition of customizable Quick Settings toggles would give users greater control over the features and settings accessible through the notification shade. This was a highly anticipated feature for Android users.

Android 8.0 to 8.1: Oreo - August 2017:

Android Oreo, unveiled in August 2017, while not as feature-packed as some of its predecessors, brought forth several compelling aspects that appealed to users. Notable features included:

Enhanced Boot Speed: Android Oreo promised a significant 2x increase in boot speed, enabling users to start using their devices more quickly after startup.

Multitasking Capability: Improved multitasking was eagerly awaited, and Android Oreo delivered. Its multitasking capabilities met users' expectations for efficient app management and smooth transitions between apps.

Auto Fill API Framework: Oreo introduced the Auto Fill API framework, streamlining the process of filling in login credentials and eliminating the need for a separate password manager.

Picture-in-Picture Feature: Android Oreo introduced the Picture-in-Picture feature, allowing users to continue video calls on Duo, navigate with Google Maps, or watch videos while interacting with other apps.

With its user-focused improvements, Android Oreo demonstrated that updates with fewer features could still significantly enhance the user experience and encourage adoption by mobile app development services.

Android 9.0: Pie - 2018:

Android Pie, released in 2018, brought a host of enhancements aimed at refining the user experience. The update placed a significant emphasis on navigation improvements, introducing new gestures that were both intuitive and minimalist in design. Additionally, Pie introduced in-app actions, allowing users to perform tasks directly within applications without the need to switch to other apps. This streamlined user interactions and made the overall experience more efficient.

Digital Wellbeing was a central theme in Android 9.0. One notable feature, App Slices, provided users with a preview of an app's functionality within another app, enhancing convenience and accessibility.

Android Pie also introduced support for Wi-Fi Round-Trip-Time (RTT), enabling indoor tracking capabilities similar to GPS. By leveraging compatible hardware, apps could measure distances between RTT-capable Access Points, improving location accuracy.

The Gesture Navigation feature introduced in Android Pie encouraged users to explore the interface without relying on the traditional navigation bar. Mobile app development experts from top companies continued to uncover and explore these exciting new features, further enhancing the Android experience.

Android 10 - Released in September 2019:

The release of Android 10 in September 2019 marked another step in the platform's evolution, bringing further refinements and valuable features:

Smart Replies Upgrade: Android 10 enhanced Smart Replies, allowing it to recognize not only preset messages but also Google Maps links, YouTube videos, and other embedded URLs in notifications. This enabled users to seamlessly transition from notifications to relevant apps directly from the notification pop-up.

"More" Options: Android 10 introduced "More" options, providing users with additional utility and ease of use.

Live Caption: A standout feature of Android 10 was "live caption," which added real-time captions to videos, even when offline.

Digital Wellbeing: Building upon the Digital Wellbeing foundation from Android 9, the Digital Wellbeing app gained more prominence in Android 10. Through the phone privacy clear privacy control access via the account page of google.

Android has come a long way since its inception in 2008, now powering over 1 billion users who engage with Android apps daily. These apps have become significant revenue generators, contributing to the smartphone era's advancement. With each new Android release, essential improvements, security enhancements against potential threats, and valuable features are introduced.

This comprehensive overview of Android's version history highlights enduring themes of versatility, innovation, and adaptability to evolving trends. These themes motivate dedicated teams in mobile app development services to embrace the latest tools and advancements, ensuring the creation of exceptional mobile applications for users worldwide.

Android 11: Red Velvet Cake - 2020:

In 2020, Android 11, fondly known as "Red Velvet Cake," brought a range of notable features that further elevated the user experience and functionality of the platform:

Conversation Notifications: This ensured that crucial messages remained readily accessible. Inside the notification shade, android 11 introduced a conversion section by which the user can easily distinguish and give proper importance from other notifications.

Bubbles: Building upon the concept of chat heads popularized by Facebook Messenger, Android 11 introduced "Bubbles." These interactive chat bubble icons enabled users to engage in ongoing conversations without the need to switch between apps, promoting seamless multitasking.

Screen Recording: Addressing the demand for screen recording, Android 11 introduced a built-in feature, eliminating the need for third-party applications. This native screen recording capability simplified the process of capturing and sharing on-screen activities.

Smart Device Controls: Android 11 introduced "Smart Device Controls," a feature designed to streamline the management and control of smart home devices.

One-time Permissions: Recognizing the significance of user privacy, Android 11 enhanced security by introducing one-time permissions. This feature allowed users to grant temporary access to specific app permissions like the microphone, camera, and location, providing greater control over their personal data.

Media Controls: Through the notification shade, 11 revamped the media control by making it more accessible. Users can switch over the playback devices from the notification area directly, enhancing the convenience of maintaining the audio.

Enhanced 5G Support: With a focus on harnessing the full potential of 5G capabilities, Android 11 allowed applications to leverage rapid download and upload speeds. This translated to smoother streaming of multimedia content and improved browsing experiences.

Wireless Android Auto: Android 11 catered to seamless connectivity by introducing wireless Android Auto. This advancement eliminated the need for USB cable connections, significantly enhancing the user experience for those using Android Auto in their vehicles.

Android 12: Snow Cone - 2021:

Android 12, nicknamed "Snow Cone," brought an array of enhancements and features aimed at further refining the user experience and offering greater control over device functionality:

Material You Design: Building upon Android 11's customization capabilities, Android 12 introduced the "Material You" design. Android 11 has a personalized system that users can make chances in colour,shapes and fonts to create a unique interface.

Enhanced Privacy Features: Android 12 placed a strong emphasis on user privacy by introducing the "privacy indicator." This feature notifies users when an app is accessing the device's camera or microphone, providing greater transparency and control over their data.

Improved Widgets: Android 12 enabled users to resize widgets on the home screen according to their preferences. This not only provided more flexibility but also introduced smoother transitions and animations for a more polished user experience.

Enhanced Auto-Rotate: This feature will detect the user face by using the front facing camera for auto rotate features. This innovation improved the accuracy of screen orientation adjustments, enhancing usability.

One-Handed Mode: Recognizing the prevalence of larger devices, Android 12 introduced a one-handed mode. This mode reduced the screen's size, making it more manageable for users to operate their devices with one hand.

Smart App Power Saving: Android 12 introduced an automatic app hibernation feature. This functionality intelligently put unused apps into a dormant state, freeing up storage capacity and enhancing device performance.

Enhanced Accessibility: Android 12 addressed accessibility needs by introducing a "head pointer" option. This feature allowed users to control their devices using head movements, enhancing gesture navigation and promoting inclusivity.

Android 13: Tiramisu - 2022:

In 2022, Android 13, named "Tiramisu," continued the tradition of introducing meaningful enhancements to enrich the user experience and device functionality:

New Themed Icons: Android 13 enabled greater personalization by allowing users to match app icons' tints and colors with their device's wallpaper or theme. This customization extended to both Google and non-Google apps, enhancing visual appeal.

Resolution Switching: A valuable addition was the "Screen resolution" page in the 'Display' settings. Users gained the ability to choose between two common screen resolutions, QHD+ 1440p or FHD+ 1080p, tailored for supported tablets and handheld devices.

Modified Visual for Media Player: By the android 13 settings menu, app language allows users to set a unique app language for individual apps. This feature promoted a more personalised and convenient app experience. Permissions on Notifications: Android 13 centralised app notification permissions, giving users more effective control, particularly for newly downloaded apps requiring notification access.

Real-time Messaging: Android 13 enabled real-time messaging even when the device was inaccessible. Additionally, messaging apps could be used directly on Chromebooks, facilitating seamless communication while working on a laptop.

Advanced 3D Audio: Android 13 brought an immersive audio experience through "Advanced 3D Audio." Enabled by head-tracking headphones, this feature dynamically adjusted sound based on head movement, enhancing the auditory experience.

Concurrent Task on a Tablet: Android 13 reimagined multitasking on tablets with a redesigned taskbar. Users could simultaneously view all open apps, leveraging drag-and-drop functionality for a convenient split-screen view, fostering productivity.

With each iteration, Android's evolution demonstrates a commitment to user-centric enhancements, privacy, and usability, reinforcing its position as a leading mobile operating system. These updates continually shape the way users interact with their devices and drive mobile technology forward.

Android 14: Upside Down Cake - 2023:

Android 14, known as "Upside Down Cake," introduces a series of impactful enhancements and features that cater to user needs and refine the overall experience:

Photo Picker: Android 14 prioritizes user privacy with the Photo Picker feature. Instead of granting broad access to all photos, users can selectively choose specific photos for app access, enhancing control over their personal data.

Notification Flashes: To assist users with hearing impairments, Android 14 introduces Notification Flashes. This feature uses visual cues like flashing lights or visual notifications to alert individuals who may struggle with auditory notifications.

Camera and Battery Optimizations: Android 14 focuses on improving battery consumption and user experience through comprehensive camera and battery optimizations. These enhancements ensure a seamless and uninterrupted user experience while efficiently managing device resources.

App Pair: Facilitating multitasking, the App Pair feature allows users to use apps in pairs, enabling convenient split-screen functionality and promoting efficient app usage and multitasking.

Auto-confirm Unlock: Android 14 streamlines device unlocking with the Auto-confirm Unlock feature, enabling users to swiftly unlock their devices by entering the passcode without pressing additional buttons.

Separate Ring and Notification Volumes: For a common user concern, volume control is set specific for ringtones and notification, this allows users to tailor the ring volume independently.

Android Device into Webcam: Android 14 empowers users to transform their smartphones into high-quality webcams, eliminating the need for a separate webcam purchase and providing a versatile solution for video communication.

Partial Screen Recorder: Android 14 introduces the partial screen recorder feature, enabling users to record specific apps with a focus on content. This excludes user interface (UI) elements and notifications from recorded content, ensuring clean and distraction-free recordings.

These updates underscore significant shifts in Google's priorities, emphasizing user-centric innovation, privacy, and efficiency. As Android continues to evolve, it shapes the digital landscape and enriches user experiences worldwide.

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elfwreck · 1 year ago

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This article is almost 10 years old.

A kid puts her hand up in my lesson. 'My computer won't switch on,' she says, with the air of desperation that implies she's tried every conceivable way of making the thing work. I reach forward and switch on the monitor, and the screen flickers to life, displaying the Windows login screen.

This one's newer, just over 2 years old.

More broadly, directory structure connotes physical placement — the idea that a file stored on a computer is located somewhere on that computer, in a specific and discrete location. That’s a concept that’s always felt obvious to Garland but seems completely alien to her students. “I tend to think an item lives in a particular folder. It lives in one place, and I have to go to that folder to find it,” Garland says. “They see it like one bucket, and everything’s in the bucket.”

Schools are demanding kids as young as 5 or 6 use computers - and nobody is teaching computer basics. Nobody is teaching the names of the computer components (monitor, hard drive, cpu, ram); nobody is teaching what the parts do; nobody is teaching what "apps" are (...we used to call them "programs") or how files work.

Of course Adobe is very happy that people will say "I'm using Adobe" because nobody remembers the name "Acrobat Reader." Adobe is thrilled that most people don't know that PDFs are a filetype that can be opened or edited by many different programs.

Typing, as far as I can tell, is taught less than it was when I was in high school - in a country where everyone is expected to spend many hours a week on a keyboard.

(When I applied for college at the for-profit scammy school where I got my paralegal degree, I tested out of their basic typing class. The class's goal was 40wpm; I type at more than double that speed. The counselor assigned to me said she'd never seen typing that fast. I have no idea if she was lying to try to boost my ego or was just really oblivious.) (If she was trying to boost my ego, she failed. I know what secretarial typing speeds are. Mine is mediocre.)

If I were more geekish and had formal education training, I'd try to put together a series of Basic Computer Literacy courses for schoolkids - a set for ages 5-8, another for 9-12 year olds, and a third set for teenagers.

Start with parts of the computer - and how they look different in desktops, laptops, tablets, phones.

Move on to OS: Windows, Mac, IOS, Android, Linux, and a hint of others. (Throw in a mention of game consoles and how their OS is and isn't like a standard computer OS.)

A bit of mention of OS types/versions - WinXP and Win10, and so on. A bit of what commonly changes from one version to the next, and what doesn't.

These are the starting points, not because they're the core of How Computers Work, but because they're the parts everyone interacts with. The 8-year-old doesn't specifically need to know Linux exists... but they need to know there's a DIFFERENCE between a Windows 11 new laptop and a desktop running something else. Needs to know that not all "Android" phones work the same way. Needs to know, when they open a new device, that it has an OS, and there are ways to figure out what that OS is.

Next there is:

Files, folders, internal structure - and how the tablet/phone OS tends to hide this from you

The difference between the app/program and the stuff it opens/edits

That the same file can look different in a different app

Welcome To The Internet: The difference between YOUR COMPUTER and THE CLOUD (aka, "someone else's computer") as a storage place; what a browser is; what a search engine is

Welcome To Metadata I Am So Sorry Kiddo Your Life Is Full Of Keywords Now And Forever

Computer Operations Skills: Typing. Hardware Assembly, aka, how to attach an ethernet cable, is the monitor turned on, what's the battery level and its capacity. Software-Hardware interfaces: how to find the speaker settings, dim or brighten the monitor, sleep vs power off, using keyboard shortcuts instead of the mouse.

After alllll that, we get to

Command line: This is what a terminal looks like; this is what you can do with it; no you don't have to program anything (ever) but you really should know how to make it show you your IP address. (See above: Welcome to the Internet should have covered "what is an IP address?")

Internet safety. What is a virus; what's malware. How to avoid (most of) them.

SOCIAL internet safety: DO NOT TELL ANYONE your age, real name, location. Do not tell strangers your sexual identity, medical history, family details, or anything about any crimes you may have committed.

...I'm probably missing some things. (I'm probably missing a lot of things.) Anyway. Something like that. The simple version is a half-day crash-course in overview concepts culminating in a swarm of safety warnings; the long version for teens is probably 30+ hours spread out over a few weeks so they can play with the concepts.

Telling young zoomers to "just switch to linux" is nuts some of these ipad kids have never even heard of a cmd.exe or BIOS you're throwing them to the wolves

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App Store Optimization (ASO) Tools Market Size, Trends & Key Developments Report

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6 Common Java Mistakes Beginners Should Avoid

Java is one of the most popular programming languages in India, especially for students preparing for tech jobs. From Android apps to backend systems, Java is used everywhere. But while learning it, beginners often fall into the same traps. These common Java mistakes can slow down progress and make concepts harder to understand later.

If you’re just starting your Java journey, avoiding these mistakes can help you:

Learn faster and more confidently

Write cleaner and more reliable code

Perform better in interviews and coding tests

In this blog, we’ll break down six common mistakes many beginners make while learning Java. Each section will explain what the mistake is, why it matters, and how to fix it with simple examples and tips. Whether you’re learning through classes, YouTube, or practice, this guide will keep you on the right path.

Let’s get started!

Mistake 1 – Skipping the Basics of Java Syntax

One of the most common Java mistakes students make is jumping into complex code before mastering the Java syntax basics. Java is strict with rules. Missing even a small detail can cause your entire program to fail.

Here are some common syntax errors beginners often make:

Missing semicolons at the end of statements

Forgetting opening { and closing } braces

Using incorrect variable names or Java keywords

Not matching parentheses in conditions or loops

Example:

public class HelloWorld public static void main(String[] args) System.out.println(“Hello, Java!”);

This code will throw an error because it’s missing {}, semicolons, and the structure is broken.

Tip: Always take time to understand how Java code is structured. Practice writing clean, small programs and review each line.

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Mistake 2 – Not Understanding OOP Concepts

Another common Java mistake is ignoring the core idea that makes Java so powerful: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP). Java isn’t just about writing code. It’s about thinking in terms of objects and how they interact.

Many beginners try to learn Java without understanding basic OOP terms like:

Class – a blueprint or template (e.g., Car)

Object – a real-world example based on a class (e.g., your red Honda City)

Inheritance – sharing code from one class to another (like traits passed from parents to children)

Encapsulation – hiding details and showing only what’s needed

Polymorphism – same action, different forms (like sending a message in different apps)

Skipping OOP leads to confusion later, especially when you start building real projects.

Tip: Start small. Create a class and object for something simple like a student or book.

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Mistake 3 – Writing Everything in the Main Method

One of the most common Java mistakes beginners make is putting all their code inside the public static void main(String[] args) method.

Yes, the main method is where Java starts running your code. But writing everything in it quickly becomes messy and confusing. Imagine trying to build a full application with hundreds of lines in one block, hard to manage, right?

Here’s why it’s a problem:

Code becomes harder to debug

Reusability is almost zero

You can’t grow your project efficiently

What to do instead:

Break your code into small functions or methods

Group related actions together

Think in terms of Java modular programming

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Mistake 4 – Not Practicing Error Handling

Many Java beginners avoid using try-catch blocks because they don’t fully understand them. But skipping Java exception handling is a big mistake.

Why? Because real-world programs don’t always run perfectly. Errors happen. Users give wrong input, files go missing, and network calls fail. If you don’t plan for these issues, your app will crash.

Understanding how to catch and handle exceptions:

Makes your programs safer

Helps with debugging and problem-solving

Builds confidence as a developer

Here’s a simple example:

try { int result = 10 / 0; System.out.println(“Result: ” + result); } catch (ArithmeticException e) { System.out.println(“Error: Cannot divide by zero.”); }

Without the try-catch block, this program would crash. With it, the error is handled smoothly.

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Mastering this early makes you a more confident and capable Java developer.

Mistake 5 – Avoiding Practice and Only Watching Videos

One of the most common mistakes Java learners make is spending hours watching tutorials but not writing any code themselves. Videos can explain concepts, but you won’t learn Java until you practice.

Learning programming is like learning to swim. You can watch a hundred videos on swimming, but unless you jump into the water, you won’t learn how to move.

If you avoid practice:

You will forget syntax quickly

You won’t learn how to fix errors

You will struggle to build real programs

Here’s what you should do instead:

After every topic, write two or three small programs on your own

Try solving basic problems on platforms like HackerRank or CodeChef

Start a mini project (like a calculator, student database, or quiz app)

Do not worry about perfect code. Just get started

This hands-on Java programming practice builds confidence and helps you remember better. The more you code, the easier it gets.

Even 30 minutes of practice every day can make a huge difference in your progress.

Mistake 6 – Not Using Comments and Code Formatting

Another common Java mistake beginners make is writing code that is hard to read. When your code looks messy, even you might not understand it later. Good formatting and comments make your work easier to review, debug, and improve.

Here’s what usually goes wrong:

No indentation or spacing between code blocks

Long methods with no comments

Confusing variable names like x1, temp, abc

Why code formatting and comments matter:

Helps others (and future you) understand your logic

Makes projects look professional

Reduces errors and improves debugging

Important in job interviews and coding tests

Tips to improve your Java code readability:

Use inline comments to explain tricky lines

Add a short comment before each method

Follow indentation (use tabs or spaces consistently)

Use meaningful variable names like totalMarks, userName

Leave a blank line between different code blocks

Following simple rules of formatting and writing helpful comments will take your Java code readability to the next level. This small habit builds good discipline for real-world programming.

Conclusion

Learning Java can be exciting, but beginners often make mistakes that slow down their progress. Let’s quickly recap the common Java mistakes for beginners:

Skipping basic syntax rules

Not understanding object-oriented concepts

Writing everything in the main method

Ignoring error handling

Watching videos without coding

Writing messy, unreadable code

If you’re just starting out, remember that Java is a skill you build step by step. It’s okay to take your time, make small mistakes, and learn through practice.

Here’s how to stay on track:

Practice coding daily, even if it’s just 30 minutes

Review your own code and fix small issues

Ask questions and learn from others

Focus on concepts, not just copying code

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