Year: 2021

Today I had the chance to try the beta mail client in @vivaldibrowser. At the moment, it’s very basic, but if they will introduce the same level of customization they did for the browser, it might really become a client that makes the difference.

I think there’s a much larger opportunity for @Grammarly >

“We went from 1M daily active users in 2015 to 30M in 2020. Grammarly Business has grown among enterprise customers to serve 30,000 professional teams across a variety of industries.” https://t.co/udJB7tdefM

The art world devastated by #COVID19. A topic dear to me. To survive, museum and art galleries still alive will have to embrace technology in a way they never did before. >

Attendance at the world’s biggest art museums plummeted by 77% in 2020 https://t.co/uxN5ZOMmZV https://t.co/N6HuxD4wyw

I have no words. https://t.co/S1puNapNoP

The new Voice 2 is impressive. You can’t believe it’s Siri talking. Now, if I could just have it saying everything rather than pointing search results… >

@Apple adds two brand new Siri voices and will no longer default to a female or male voice in iOS https://t.co/z7Vbcnmbve

RT @asymco: TSMC to Spend $100 Billion Over Three Years to Grow Capacity. $100 billion.
https://t.co/UpzB7gnrmy

This enjoyable piece by @jsnell (h/t @gruber) is a great example of a much bigger problem: what is the job of an OS in 2021. While many people think OSes are becoming a commodity, I think there’s still enormous room for innovation.

The Mac needs Shortcuts https://t.co/38YUI88rEt

I have to agree. What @AngelList is doing is close to miraculous. https://t.co/2rWMvRAC9O

.@liteboxer is a platform with enormous potential. I can see a great opportunity to win the female audience, too. I just hope they make it available in the UK soon so I have a chance to try it and talk about it more. https://t.co/jcOltsZhHx

RT @appannie: New App Annie data reveals that consumers spent $32 billion on in-app purchases across iOS and Google Play globally in Q1 202…