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Dick's Sporting Goods and Adobe have partnered to launch AI-powered "digital coaches" that deliver personalized product recommendations and training advice through the retailer's app, adapting in real time to each user. The initiative is designed to make every interaction more relevant and supportive as customers pursue their sports and fitness goals.
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Travel booking app behavior can offer brands a more nuanced view of summer demand than booking intent alone. Download the guide for a sharper understanding of how travel intent is taking shape. Download now »
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Plug-in solar technology offers a simple, do-it-yourself alternative to traditional rooftop solar systems, allowing users to install panels by plugging them directly into standard outlets. The tech eliminates the need for permits, inspections or electricians, significantly lowering upfront costs. As states across the US pass supportive legislation and regulatory barriers fall, plug-in panels are becoming more accessible for consumers.
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General Motors has become the first automaker in the US to match 100% of its US electricity use with renewable energy. The initiative, which includes sources like solar and wind, has reduced GM's operational emissions by 52% since 2018.
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Extra, launched by BuildForever's former Pinterest team, is a new email app that aims to make managing email enjoyable and efficient. The app removes traditional email features like subject lines, tags and folders instead using a personalized, real-time "Today" tab and custom life-based categories. Currently available on iOS and web for Gmail users, Extra is free for anyone to use and is built to address everyday inbox overload with an intuitive design and AI-driven organization.
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