Sentences with phrase «people say this app»

What happened is all of a sudden, I'm getting dozens of emails, DMs on Instagram, with people saying the app's not working.»

Many people say this app is very fun to use.

Google Play was developed mainly because people say the App Store on their devices and thought to themselves, it just has apps.

What happened is all of a sudden, I'm getting dozens of emails, DMs on Instagram, with people saying the app's not working.»

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Don't be YAIA («yet another iPhone app»), Prince said, and like CloudFlare you'll have people literally «camping in the hallway» to come work for you.

«If you look at our app for one hour — without touching it, just reading it — you could look at your city, your country, the whole world, and see people minute by minute posting their specific needs — for a developer, a co-founder, whatever,» says Neumann, 36.

But I can't tell you how many times I've seen people's eyes light up when you repeat their words back to them, as in: «This app is going to revolutionize the way people order local chickens from the farm,» to which you would say, «This is going to revolutionize the way people order local chickens from the farm?

About 1.23 million people have signed a petition on Change.org asking Snapchat to remove the update, saying that the redesign made the app harder to use.

«As a first step we're taking advantage of our existing identity and payment technologies to help people subscribe on a publication's website with a single click, and then seamlessly access that content anywhere — whether it's on that publisher site or mobile app, or on Google Newsstand, Google Search or Google News,» Gingras said.

Related: Following Death Threats, Peeple Founder Says She Was Wrong to Position App as «Yelp for People»

Others would say — and Dr. Phil did — that you were being hypocritical, that you couldn't hack being called out for creating an app that would help people call each other out.

The Perch app gives you a bird's eye view of what people are saying about your company (and your competitors) in online reviews, social posts, and promotions.

The search giant said Thursday that it upgraded its Gboard app for iPhones so that it now recognizes people's voices.

How can Peeple users know for sure that the people saying things about them on the app are really who they say they are?

Leo Widrich, co-founder of the social media app Buffer (used by more than 1 million people worldwide to manage their social networks), said the team moved out of San Francisco because their engineers couldn't get visas to work in the U.S..

Mulvihill says Moodhacker will stand out from the other health apps on the market because «we have the scientific validation... and a whole person perspective.»

While some 270,000 people are said to have used the personality - quiz app, Wylie said it was able to harvest data from 50 million Facebook accounts through the friend networks of those participants.

«I think linking to people is rewarding, so I'll always ask if they want to include their LinkedIn or Twitter URL,» says Grant Stavely, a senior security engineer at Evernote, a Redwood City, California, maker of productivity apps.

He said, «Some people tell us that they just use the Tesla app on their phone to set the temperature five minutes before they need it, instead.»

«A lot of the opportunities out there are for people to use artificial intelligence to market, to do app placement or spam filters — to do things that are not quite as meaningful» as improving how food is produced, he says.

A source familiar with Uber's business said the company had more people download the app than delete it this week and is monitoring the situation and weighing next steps.

To get hacked, people would have to be using their smartphones or personal computers on the same Wi - Fi network to which their Smart TVs are connected, and then visit a malicious website or download an app that contains software code that would let hackers take over, the report said.

Experts I've spoken with have said that the direction is moving into services that integrate with other aspects of mobile devices as people become more resistant to adding and using new apps.)

«We've heard from people that they are worried about sharing information with apps, and they want more control over their data,» a Facebook press release said.

Cohen said that roughly 80 % of people who use the Gear VR watch video on the device and that «seven of the top apps on the Gear VR are video apps.»

«People will tell me an app's name and I still can't find it in many cases,» Mulpuru says.

Adobe said it is incorporating its machine learning technology that it currently uses for its other marketing software to derive stats like how many times are people using their voice service, or the how much apps failed to understand a particular command.

He claims that 40 million people have at least tried out the app, but did not say how many people use it on a regular basis.

Many analysts say that virtual reality is still waiting for a so - called killer app that will make people more interested in purchasing VR headsets.

«I do imagine that we will find some apps that were either doing something suspicious or misusing people's data,» he said.

Roughly one in five Americans has downloaded one of Plank's apps, Plank has said, so he wants not only to help users keep track of their running times or weight loss but also to compare their data with that of millions of other people like them and offer valuable insights.

«Silicon Valley is supposed to be so innovative, but people spend a ton of time making apps just so we don't have to call to make dinner reservations,» he says.

«My whole life I've always tried to make websites or apps that connect people together,» Vishnevskiy says.

«The Google app helps people get things done on their phone faster by just speaking to Google — but is not specifically designed for driving,» a Google spokesperson said.

Mobile Roadie CEO Michael Schneider says the qualities of a good app can be boiled down to one question: do people care and want to come back to it?

However, people can opt out of seeing ads on apps and websites not offered by Facebook, based on their ad preferences, the company said late on Thursday.

Though apps are not expensive to develop, their viability lies in getting people to use them and finding a way to monetize them, which can be tricky, said Mike von Massow, a University of Guelph associate professor specializing in food and hospitality.

On Twitter, some people said they were having problems accessing the websites or mobile apps of robo - advising firms, including Wealthfront and Betterment.

Some people will say, «I want to in - app message all my users,» and other people will say, «I need to email all my users,» but they'll have lots of different ways of saying it.

Without any oversight that regulates how tech companies design their apps, people are left to rely on willpower alone, Turkle said.

«The app could figure out which people on the medical team you need to see when, and alert them,» he says.

Dapper is unlike traditional dating sites and apps which mostly act as chat rooms for people based on mutual interest in profile pictures,» says Partow.

The apps will be «lite» versions of standard Office programs that will be heavy on the features people want when they're working on the Internet, such as the ability to share documents, says Chris Bryant, Microsoft's Office group product manager.

Another app that many people have recommended, Vanderkam says, is the free time tracking software app Toggl.

«This explosion in consumer devices, apps, and services has transformed the way people think about their health,» says Derek Newell, the co-founder and CEO of corporate wellness technology provider Jiff.

Creators of the high - profile augmented reality game Pokémon Go «have done a fantastic job tapping into millennial energy,» he added, saying that he believes the tool can perhaps lead to more people creating similar popular apps.

Now when people ask their Google Home speaker to «call mom,» the phone will automatically call their mother, Chandra said, nor will they have to download any additional apps to make such calls.

And just as major food corporations sell processed foods that are loaded with added sugar and chemicals meant to keep people eating, Turkle and other addiction experts say big tech companies have been repeatedly accused of designing their apps to maximize the time people spend on them.

While people have raised privacy concerns — a common issue for any tracking app — Chaudhary says that ClassDojo does not share or sell any personal information.

The company's research said people are spending more time interacting with apps, with 3.5 trillion hours expected to be logged in 2021.