Month: December 2020
Ossoff campaign turns to TikTok and Snapchat ahead of special election
On Tuesday, the Democratic Senate campaign for Jon Ossoff plans to launch new accounts on TikTok and Snapchat as part of a new effort to reach young voters in the last few weeks before the Georgia runoff election on January 5th. The Ossoff campaign TikTok (@jon) account will use video…
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How to Back Up and Move Your Photos Between Services
Leaving Google Photos now that it’s no longer free and unlimited? Considering Apple Photos or OneDrive? Here’s how to take your library with you. Source
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The best iPhone 7 deals and prices in December 2020 iPhone 7 deals
iPhone 7 deals have fallen behind very quickly in Apple’s collection of devices. Yes, they aren’t as powerful, big or fancy looking as some of the other iPhones but they are definitely one of the cheapest. Editor’s Pick iPhone 7 32GB Limited Time Offer Apple iPhone 7 (32GB) Our rating:…
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Smartphone market continues recovery but isn’t out of the woods just yet Smartphone
Another set of analyst sales figures suggest the global smartphone market is showing signs of recovery after a difficult 2020 due to coronavirus. Gartner says 366 million units were sold during the third quarter of 2020, a drop of 5.7% year on year. However, this is far better than the…
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GoSite snags $40M to help SMBs bring their businesses online
There are 12 million small and medium businesses in the US, yet they have continued to be one of most underserved segments of the B2B universe: that volume underscores a lot of fragmentation, and alongside other issues like budget constraints, there are a number of barriers to building for them…
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Facebook will start paying UK publishers for news stories
Facebook’s dedicated News tab, first seen in the US, will launch in the UK with a promise to pay UK news sites to license articles, the social media giant announced. It’ll arrive in January 2021 with partner sites including The Guardian, The Economis… Source
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