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Here’s what’s happening today:
🏬 Netflix is opening a physical store
💿 Best Buy to stop selling DVDs
🥛 Manga Milk
🚀 and more!
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Google Search now lets people create AI-generated images. Using a feature called "LaMDA," users can describe an image they want, and the AI generates it. LaMDA understands context and refines results based on user feedback. A unique way for folks to interact with AI and get custom images on Google for free!
Best Buy might is strongly considering selling DVDs and Blu-rays by next year, as demand for physical media declines. The company considers focusing on digital content and streaming services instead. This shift reflects changing consumer preferences and the rise of online entertainment platforms. If implemented, the move would mark a significant change for Best Buy, adapting to the evolving landscape before turning into the next Blockbuster.
McDonald's is improving its McDelivery app to be color-blind friendly as part of the EatQual initiative. Collaborating with DDB Mudra, the move aims to enhance accessibility. The design changes involve using symbols and patterns that are easily distinguishable for those with color vision challenges. This inclusive approach reflects McDonald's commitment to making its services accessible to everyone.
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A school lunch provider came up with a fun idea to encourage kids to drink more milk by creating manga-themed milk bottles. The colorful bottles feature cute characters and stories, making milk time more enjoyable for children. This creative approach aims to promote healthy habits in a playful manner, turning a simple activity into a delightful experience for young students.
Netflix is taking its shows offline with a new brick-and-mortar venture called Netflix House. This physical space allows fans to immerse themselves in the streaming giant's content through interactive exhibits and merchandise. Located in Tokyo, it aims to create a tangible connection between viewers and their favorite shows. The Netflix House offers a unique, hands-on experience, bringing the digital world to life for fans to enjoy in person.
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