The Broadcast Is Not the Test. It Is the Result of the Test.
By Abhishek Hegde

The lines between digital, mobile, technology and apps are blurring in today’s world. We at Robosoft are keen followers of developments in this arena. Here’s a quick summary of what’s buzzing:
Apple’s first App Accelerator opens in Bengaluru
Apple’s first App Accelerator, which was announced back in May 2016, is now up and running in Bengaluru for app developers. As part of the program, developers would get a chance to learn about the latest advances in Apple platforms directly from Apple experts. India, which has a solid community of thousands of developers, is likely to benefit immensely from this program. To take advantage of the program developers need to sign up and Apple experts would provide briefings and one-on-one app reviews for developers every week.
It’s also worth noting that Apple has chosen India as the first country to try out this new program.
Snapchat ‘Stories’ are now searchable
Facebook might launch chatbot for group chats
At its F8 conference, slated to be held two weeks from now, Facebook is planning to launch a new type of chatbot that operates inside group chats on Messenger. These group bots can keep users informed about real-time events such as football scores. It is also being said that the company would open up this feature to third-party developers, a perfect time to think of different possibilities for your brand.
Apple releases updates to iOS, MacOS, tvOS & watchOS
Last week Apple rolled out major update to all its software’s including iOS, MacOS, WatchOS and tvOS. The updated iOS 10.3 includes cool features like ‘Find My AirPods’, similar to ‘Find My iPhone’ feature and so on. MacOS was also updated but the most notable feature was the introduction of Nightshift. watchOS 3.2 now gives you an option to turn on Theater Mode and some other enhancements. tvOS 10.2 doesn’t bring much to the table other than some minor improvements like scrolling improvements and support for Apple’s Device Enrolment Program.
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By Neha Gargi
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By Ivan Pinto
Most conversations about AI delivery focus on what the delivery partner brings to the engagement. The methodology, the toolchain, the engineering practice, the governance standards. We have written elsewhere about what Robosoft brings, and about the standard we have built ARIA around.

By Srinidhi Rao
Most organizations evaluating AI delivery partners are asking the wrong question. They tend to ask which tools a firm uses, when the question that actually matters is what standard the firm is operating to.
A tool is a productivity bump. A standard is what shapes whether the work compounds or stays flat. It is, in our experience, much of why AI projects fail to move past the productivity bump. Firms producing genuinely different outcomes with AI today are doing so because the same operating rules run through every decision, every gate and every phase of the work.
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