FaceTime is Apple’s video chat feature built into iPhone, iPad, Mac, and even Apple TV (using AirPlay mirroring). You can call one person or a group of people (up to 32!). It’s also loads of fun. On iPhone X and newer and iPad Pro (2018), you can stick an Animoji or Memoji right on top […]
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YouTube is rolling out two significant updates for its ‘Kids’ platform that should help parents manage how their children access video content on the internet. The app will now support new age filters that parents can select to help filter content based on the child, and YouTube is launching a new web experience as well.
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Facebook rolled out new brand safety inventory filters for Audience Network, Instant Articles and in-stream videos ads on Wednesday. The new filters — which include “Limited,” “Standard” and “Full” inventory options — will replace Facebook’s five exclusion categories: Debatable Social Issues, Mature, Tragedy and Conflict, Dating and Gambling. (In-stream video ads only had access to
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Google announced Monday morning that for those who have an Android app associated with their website can now get data about the app’s performance in Google Search Console. You can now see your app’s clicks, impressions, CTR, and position with a separate search appearance in the performance report. Also, we are seeing signs of another filter
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Most WordPress developers are familiar with the concept of actions and filters. At the very heart of WordPress, these hooks allow developers to extend the functionality of WordPress in numerous ways. Whether you want to run a process when a post is saved, add a new section to the Edit User page, or modify the
Google announced on Twitter that there is a new filter available within Google Search Console’s Search Analytics report under the search appearance section for both “job listings” and “job details.” This is around the new job posting schema that launched a month ago for Google For Jobs in search. It is no surprise Google added
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If you’re collecting website data in Google Analytics, you should know a few things about how data is organized within the interface. First off, there are three stages of the Google Analytics hierarchy: Account – Contains all of your data for all websites Property – Each property has a unique tracking ID (UA-########) View –
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Snapchat has launched a desktop app, called Snap Camera, which lets users add filters to live streams and video chats. Snap Camera is available for Windows and MacOS, and has an extension specifically for streaming on Twitch. People can use Snap Camera as a webcam app, or utilize its features with other video chat services
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Here at WebDevStudios, we do quite a bit with Flexible Content Blocks in Advanced Custom Fields (ACF). If you aren’t familiar with the plugin, ACF allows for the creation of a multitude of custom meta field types using a graphical user interface (GUI) in the WordPress Dashboard. You can do almost anything with these fields—from simple
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Google added a new set of filters around event markup in the search appearance filter in Google Search Console‘s performance report. This new filter lets you see how well your event listings in Google search are doing in web search. What changed? In addition to the search appearance compare or filter rich results, AMP non-rich
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