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According to a Business Insider Intellegence report, the smartphone is getting smarter as tech and internet companies inject increasingly sophisticated computer vision and object recognition functions into their hardware and software. The ability to "understand" what the user is pointing their mobile camera at and "read" the image has opened the door for visual search. Foreseeing the potential for mobile visual search to create new revenue opportunities, brands are attempting to harness the smartphone camera's increasing sophistication to engage with consumers and drive sales.
By Laura Tucker, Staff writer; Image: Amy Klobuchar (Image source: Lorie Schaull via Wikimedia Commons) Earlier this year Donald Trump declared an emergency at the border in order to get the money...More
In 2018, Hershey's launched two new decadent whipped-cream flavors — Reese's Peanut Butter Cup and Hershey's Milk Chocolate. This year, it looks like the iconic chocolate maker is expanding...More
By Laura Tucker, Staff writer; Image: Burned car left after a man threw "incendiary devices" at ICE detention center (Image source: Screenshot) Really, this was only a matter of time....More
