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To grow and deliver its vision and mission to a much broader userbase, it's time for Zoho to adopt a new marketing philosophy. Ironically, as I was writing this, I saw a Zoho commercial on TV during a basketball game. So maybe that makes my last statement already moot. But honestly, there's much work to do. Just visit the company's website, follow its market-facing industry perspectives, read the company's collateral, and compare it against savvy and ambitious competitors. Try to make an decision in the best interests of your company, regardless of size, based on what you see on your own. Zoho can be louder, more vocal in its vision and mission, and bolder in its thought leadership. … [Read more...] about Zoho: Full stack, operating system, and data protector

I completely understand Motorola's desire to want to spur its Moto Mods sales, as it's surely a nice profit center stemming directly from the design of the Moto Z line. But the Moto Z2 Force, at this price point, feels downright unfinished out of the box. Like it's missing a required piece. While some companies are going out of their way to include a basic case with their phones as a value-add, Motorola isn't including what I'd consider an integral part of the device. … [Read more...] about It’s really hard to use the Moto Z2 Force without a Moto Mod on the back

That’s because not only do a majority of people buy fresh food in person from grocery stores, they also use those same trips to buy household goods, alcohol, and a number of other products that a company like Amazon could more easily sell in-store than online. Although Amazon has services like Prime Pantry for selling bundles of household goods and a grocery delivery service called Amazon Fresh, it would be immensely difficult and costly to scale those services to reach every grocery shopper in the country. That’s why Amazon has been investing in brick-and-mortar retail in the first place. … [Read more...] about Amazon is expanding its cashierless Go model into a full-blown grocery store

A resolution of at least 3840x216010-bit color depth, allowing for 1,024 shades of each of the three primary colors red, green and blue, as opposed to the 256 allowed by the current 8-bit standard.Be capable of displaying pixels at a certain brightness and darkness for HDR purposes (technically this light level is from 0.05 to 1,000 'nits' for LEDs and 0.0005 to 540 'nits' for OLED sets for all you number lovers out there). Adhering to these standards means blacks should look truly dark as opposed to just milky black and whites should really pop.Samsung and Panasonic are embracing the new standard, with both of their flagship lineups wearing their UHD Premium badges with pride. Sony however have decided to go down a more confusing route and have decided to stick with their internal '4K HDR' label despite their sets all actually meeting the required specification. Philips won't be using the alliance's badge, but its sets don't currently meet the specification anyway. … [Read more...] about What is 4K resolution? Our guide to Ultra HD

For its price and its design, we think the soundbar performs decently well. It has no issues with getting loud and filling small and medium-sized rooms, and the volume doesn’t really crackle or distort at any point. It has a workman-like performance that's a clear step-up from 10W TV speakers, but it lacks the clarity and dimensionality of soundbars that are just a few hundred dollars more. You can add some of that in by combining the Smart Soundbar with the Roku Smart Subwoofer ($179.99) and Roku TV Wireless Speakers ($199.99), but that's a pretty big investment for a system that doesn't have Dolby Atmos. … [Read more...] about Best soundbar for under $200/£200: the best cheap soundbar for your money