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Close to three months ago during Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the iPhone maker had officially announced ARKit, its own augmented reality (AR) platform for iOS mobile users. Basically, ARKit existed to allow developers to start fashioning AR apps easily, because any device that is powered by the upcoming iOS 11 would be able to have support for the platform.
According to a report recently released by research firm JD Power, consumers who are subscribers of unlimited data plans are likely to report less network problems as compared to customers under tiered wireless plans. In its report, JD Power is showing that those unlimited data users encounter an average of 11 total network quality issues for every 100 connections.
According to a report recently published by Variety, Musical.ly has decided to revamp its official mobile app in order to put more focus on offering recommendations and allowing users more customization. Perhaps the most significant update is a new “similar musical.lys” feature that takes full advantage of computer vision in order to determine what a particular video is about, for the purpose of suggesting similar videos that the user may fancy.
According to the Business Insider, among the mobile customers of the four biggest wireless carriers in the United States (Verizon Wireless, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint), subscribers of T-Mobile are the most loyal.
There was much rejoicing when Verizon Wireless had decided to resurrect its unlimited data plan back in February early this year. After all, subscribers of the plan get to enjoy unlimited data without any major caveats. But then again, the Big Red has now opted to introduce some changes to its offering (albeit quietly), and they may not be welcome news for mobile users.
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