February 27, 2018 / by Katrina L / Business, Content, Digital Technology, Mobile Apps, Shareable Content, social media, Technology / 0 comments
Social media platforms come and go as we have seen with Yik Yak, Bebo, Vine, and Ello. But there is a platform making waves right now that many are calling the “new Instagram”. Vero was launched in 2015, and the app is quickly gaining popularity, recently seeing a flood of users starting to download and […]
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Vero: The “New Instagram”?
February 27, 2018 / by Katrina L / Business, Content, Digital Technology, Mobile Apps, Shareable Content, social media, Technology / 0 comments
Social media platforms come and go as we have seen with Yik Yak, Bebo, Vine, and Ello. But there is a platform making waves right now that many are calling the “new Instagram”. Vero was launched in 2015, and the app is quickly gaining popularity, recently seeing a flood of users starting to download and […]
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Turn Your Home Into a SmartHome. Without Breaking the Bank
February 21, 2018 / by Katrina L / Digital Technology, Money, Technology / 0 comments
Turning your home into a smart home is a fun but daunting task. Many of the concerns people have when starting their smart home journey stem from how expensive it is to outfit or retrofit your home for everything from automation to voice control. But starting to venture into the land of Alexa and scheduled […]
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Tech Radar: The 2018 Winter Olympics
February 14, 2018 / by Katrina L / Digital Technology, Technology / 1 comment
For many years, the Olympics have a venue to showcase brand new and exciting technology and the 2018 WInter Olympics in PyeongChang, South Korea are no different. From robotics to virtual reality, there has been a multitude of tech-based headlines coming from the games which started on February 9. Virtual Reality Intel has pledged more […]
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Super Bowl LII Ad Reflection
February 7, 2018 / by Katrina L / Content, Digital Marketing, Marketing, Money, social media / 0 comments
Super Bowl LII ended up as the lowest-rated Super Bowl since 2009, with a mere 103.4 million viewers. But low viewership didn’t stop ad revenue, and NBC brought in around $500 million from ads ($350 million from in-game advertising). A 30-second ad cost companies more than $5 million, but was the ad-spend worth it? Watch […]
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