Contact

We value your feedback. If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to email us

Popular posts from this blog

Blockbuster: How the Movie Industry has Evolved

Image
Good news: Avengers: Infinity War is set to have its 4K Blu-ray and DVD release on August 14. Now, fans will be able to relive the movie experience while watching it in the comfort of their homes. But is this actually news? For years, we have had follow-up DVD releases of blockbuster movies, but as society becomes more modern, the excitement and desire to own a DVD has largely shrunk. Online streaming services, such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, have now become the rage due to their wide selection, affordability, and access. These online streaming companies have seized huge chunks of market share, leaving little to no representation of DVD companies, namely Blockbuster. In 1992, Blockbuster, with its 2800 worldwide stores, was the leader in rental videos, promoting the consumer enthusiasm of watching content which would only become a very profitable business in years to come. Their reign continued for many years until an ambitious startup called Netflix entered the...
Read more

Walmart's Continuous Competition Against Amazon and Netflix

Image
Prime Day has ended and has generated the highest single-day sales in Amazon's history as it sold over 100 million products. However, the event was also beneficial to many of the company's competitors, boosting their sales due to the many discounts they concurrently offered to seize the action. One of these competitors was Walmart, which held many deals in an effort to steal some profits from Amazon. Walmart has notoriously been Amazon's largest online competitor, but by a huge margin. Though initiating its online business roughly at the same time as Amazon, the company has never been able to make more revenue or surpass Amazon's growth primarily due to its inferior business model compared to Amazon Prime. The membership fees that Amazon attains is massive and is mostly responsible for the company's revenue. However, the company also gains a considerable amount of money from Amazon Web Services, which offers cloud-computing platforms to individuals and businesse...
Read more

Fuchsia: The Future of Android

Image
Android has notoriously been the world's most popular mobile operating system due its extensive reach across many types of phones and its open source versatility. iOS has always trailed second due to its exclusiveness to iPhones and iPads. Initially revealed in 2007, Android has undergone numerous releases, with the latest being Android P, previewed earlier this year. Despite these updates, Google has imagined and been experimenting with a grander redesign for Android, one that will stretch its boundaries quite literally. Called Fuchsia, this recreated operating system has already seen some appearances of its open-source code online. This project will reportedly combine the elements of Android and Chrome OS under one platform while removing Android's dependence on Linux and eventually extend to other devices and hardware, including Google's smart home devices and eventually laptops. Its core feature will revolve around the use of voice interactions and possibly ar...
Read more