Whenever you go to a conference, whether as a sales and marketing exercise, or an executive is speaking, there is a cost associated with that.
For executives, it is time away from the office, the cost of a ticket for attending and travel costs.
How do companies justify the cost of attending those events?
The target market is midsize business to enterprises, who are looking for a way to manage this process.
She eventually found Ivy Ventures, a firm that invested a modest $500,000 to get Sproxxy off the ground, and later added another $600,000.
Google announced today that it’s rolling out a few new features for Pixel users.
Most notably, the tech giant announced that Pixel 8 Pro users will be able to use the phone’s Thermometer app to take their temperature, or someone else’s, with a forehead scan.
When Google first announced the Thermometer app, the tech giant said you could use it to take the temperature of things like your baby’s milk bottle or your coffee.
Now, the company says users can use the app to scan their own body temperature.
Google also announced that it’s launching “Circle to Search, a feature that it unveiled last week, to Pixel 8 and 8 Pro users.
And Invoxia is going all out by releasing a new smart collar called Invoxia Minitailz that is suitable for both cats and dogs.
The company said that this gadget is an upgrade from last year’s Invoxia Smart Dog Collar, which measured both location and biometrics like the heart rate of your dog.
The Minitailz just weighs around 36 grams as compared to last year’s Smart Dog Collar which weighed at 130g.
Plus, it can be fitted to almost any existing cat or dog collar through an adjustable ring.
Invoxia’s Minitailz smart pet tracker for dogs goes on sale today and the cat version will be available in March 2024.
