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Posted by Becca L
Interesting concept. I wonder what the rate change/ FB "like" milestones are. I'm a bit surprised that model is legal, although I can't think of a good reason why it wouldn't be.. Maybe because it seems a Pyramid sceme-like. ...
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Interesting concept. I wonder what the rate change/ FB "like" milestones are. I'm a bit surprised that model is legal, although I can't think of a good reason why it wouldn't be.. Maybe because it seems a Pyramid sceme-like. ...
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Posted by Kelly22
I just recently found out what Passbook is for since I hadn't paid much attention to it either. It's a cool concept but not hugely different from anything else on the market, and I'm happy sticking with my physical cards...
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I just recently found out what Passbook is for since I hadn't paid much attention to it either. It's a cool concept but not hugely different from anything else on the market, and I'm happy sticking with my physical cards...
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Posted by Becca L
Three banks per year is a tall order for integrating analytics! It sounds like this has been a pain point for years, and it's interesting to see smaller institutions leveraging analytic tools to make that transition seamless...
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Three banks per year is a tall order for integrating analytics! It sounds like this has been a pain point for years, and it's interesting to see smaller institutions leveraging analytic tools to make that transition seamless...
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Posted by Kelly22
Cool info, Bryan. I haven't seen "Her" but it's funny that the tech in the movie aligns with the predictions here. I'd be open to using voice activation for bill pay, email checking, etc. It would certainly help me get things...
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Cool info, Bryan. I haven't seen "Her" but it's funny that the tech in the movie aligns with the predictions here. I'd be open to using voice activation for bill pay, email checking, etc. It would certainly help me get things...
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Posted by Becca L
100% on target.
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100% on target.
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Posted by Byurcan
I did not see it. But according to my mom it's about " a man who falls in love with Siri." Is that accurate?
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I did not see it. But according to my mom it's about " a man who falls in love with Siri." Is that accurate?
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Posted by Becca L
Actually, did you see the move "Her" ? It's set in the somewhat near future. The technology leverages voice activation to check emails, pay bills, etc. A combination of an ear piece and hand held device... Seems to have...
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Actually, did you see the move "Her" ? It's set in the somewhat near future. The technology leverages voice activation to check emails, pay bills, etc. A combination of an ear piece and hand held device... Seems to have...
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Posted by Kelly22
Ah I see, that does seem more appropriate. I'm sure most game-goers leave their iPads at home, but conducting business on a tablet would be much easier for employees.
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Ah I see, that does seem more appropriate. I'm sure most game-goers leave their iPads at home, but conducting business on a tablet would be much easier for employees.
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Posted by Byurcan
It's funny how the modern world turned out compared to what people thought it would be. In Back to the Future part 2, they imagined in 2015 we'd all be driving flying cars. Instead we will all be wearing devices connected...
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It's funny how the modern world turned out compared to what people thought it would be. In Back to the Future part 2, they imagined in 2015 we'd all be driving flying cars. Instead we will all be wearing devices connected...
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Posted by Becca L
Or turning us into cybermen..
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Or turning us into cybermen..
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