On this episode of Marketing Trends, Justin explains what it means to be the CMO of the company, and, he details how marketers should be using A.I. Plus, he talks about how user-generated content has changed over the last five years, and he reveals the role experiential marketing should be playing in your overall marketing strategy. Marketing Trends podcast is brought to you by Salesforce. We’ll show you how to put each and every customer at the center of your B2B marketing strategy.

Paul do Forno is the Managing Director at Deloitte Digital, and he helped us understand some of the struggles B2B brands are facing and how moving them into the digital space could spell a massive sea change in the ecommerce industry. Guess what?… Your expectations of your salespeople now are, ‘Hey, where are my digital tools?’ When you talk about B2B commerce, it’s about what are all the digital ways to interact, to be easier to do business with as you sell?For example, do Forno said that there is one big challenge many of the larger brands ask for help with that he needs to develop solutions for: connecting with customers at scale.“For some of the smaller brands dealing with a few interactions, it’s somewhat easier, but when you have thousands and thousands of followers, how do you manage that [one-to-one connection] on scale?” do Forno said.

In this week’s top stories: Play Movies & TV app to be shut down on Roku and other smart TVs, Android Auto gains a manual day/night toggle, we offer first impressions of the OnePlus Watch, and more. This week, Google announced that the long-standing Play Movies & TV app is shutting down on June 15 for non-Android smart TV platforms including those from Roku, LG, Samsung, and Vizio. In its place, the YouTube app on each of those platforms is able to watch content purchased/rented from the Play Movies & TV or Google TV apps on your phone. The Android Auto app received an update this week, inside which we discovered work toward a manual day/night mode toggle for apps like Google Maps.

The latest update to the Stadia app for Android, version 3.12, includes references to new referral bonuses, an exclusive avatar, and continued work on Google TV support. One of the long-promised features coming soon to Stadia is that the game streaming service would be supported on Android TV devices, and more specifically the first-party Chromecast with Google TV. While the app has been steadily gaining support for Android TV for months, Stadia version 3.12 includes specific references to using Stadia from “Google TV.”In another bit of text, we see that — just like how Stadia on Android phones is only “optimized” for select phones — Stadia’s experience on Android TV and Google TV will be optimized for specific devices.

Yotpo is one of the top platforms that companies such as IKEA, 1–800-FLOWERS, Chubbies and more lean on to help them build communities, generate UGC, and create loyalty programs that yield the kind of engagement most brands only dream of. Most brands agree, but the question then becomes how do you get all the UGC you need to build your company into a success?Emails, SMS, personalization, and loyalty programs are all strategies that brands use to incentivize their customers to leave reviews and engage beyond just hitting the buy button. To hear more about how Yotpo is helping brands win with UGC, listen to Tagrin’s full interview on Up Next in Commerce.

Google is replacing their homepage logo with a Doodle honoring Italian physicist Laura Bassi, the first woman to obtain a doctorate in science. In one such instance, on April 17, 1732, the occasion being celebrated by today’s Google Doodle, Bassi publicly defended her 49 theses in a debate with four professors of the University of Bologna. The university accepted her petition, appointing Bassi professor of natural philosophy, making her the first woman to be a salaried lecturer. Today’s Google Doodle celebrates the 289th anniversary of Laura Bassi defending her 49 theses to earn a PhD from the University of Bologna.

In recent months, Google Podcasts has been relatively quiet about its upcoming work. Until then, one feature that’s now widely available sees “For You” episode recommendations come to the Google Podcasts web app. This homepage previously just surfaced top shows in several categories, as well as what’s “Popular & trending.” Each suggested episode card features the podcast name, publisher, title, and description. With the addition of episode recommendations, the discovery aspects of Google Podcasts have reached feature parity between Android/iOS and the web.

This includes a roundup of what new games were released on Stadia during the week, what games saw updates and patches, new games either confirmed or speculated for the platform, and more. This week saw the release of just two new games on Stadia, both indie titles and most notably including The Darkside Detective sequel. Google bet big on Bungie’s Destiny 2 in Stadia’s early days and the game continues to move along, now with the return of the Guardian Games coming. Google was essentially silent on new games coming to Stadia this week, but there was one highlight.

We are now ready to head into the weekend with all of today’s most notable Android game and app deals. Alongside this morning’s $400 price drop on Sony’s 75-inch Android TV, our Android and Google deal hubs have some great new handset and earbud offers waiting for you. Hit the jump for all of this weekend’s best Android game and app deals. Dive into today’s rare Sonos audio gear deals, then check out our accessory offers including Anker’s latest Amazon sale from $11, this Amazon 9-in-1 USB-C Hub, and this morning’s smartphone accessories roundup for all of your charging needs.

With a relative lull until the next wave of product launches, the Google Store is starting to show reviews and ratings. The new page starts with an overview of ratings with Google noting the score (out of five stars) and how many reviews were left. Google shows 10 reviews by default with the ability to load more below. Reviews for the majority of Google’s products are available, though there are “No reviews to show yet” for the just launched Nest Hub (2nd gen) and a handful of others.

Notably, the Assistant Driving Mode available today exists within Google Maps to augment the existing navigation experience. This international launch brings Driving Mode to Google Assistant (English) users in Australia, Great Britain, Ireland, India, and Singapore. To get started with driving mode, begin navigating to a destination with Google Maps and tap on the pop up to get started. Or, head to Assistant settings on your Android phone or say “Hey Google, open Assistant settings.” Then select “Transportation,” choose “Driving mode” and turn it on.

Google Pay works with a ton of banks and credit cards for in-store payments, but each card can be unlinked by the financial institution if required. Overnight, quite a few Google Pay users that use American Express cards have seen their methods of payment unlinked without clear cause. An email sent out to some American Express cardholders in the past 24 hours notifies users that their card was removed from Google Pay. Earlier today we discovered that American Express cards of some of our users got automatically removed from Google Pay due to an expired certificate.

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After some delays, new smart home devices will be able to get certification for CHIP late this year which means we could see the first products arrive on the market in Q4. Project CHIP, which stands for “Connected Home over IP” was started with the goal of leveraging HomeKit, Alexa Smart Home, Google Weave, and Zigbee’s Dotdot data models to make it easier for companies to create smart home devices that are universally compatible across platforms. The end result the initiative is hoping for is a class of smart home devices that will work for consumers no matter what platform or smart home devices they already use. Along with building CHIP support into new products, the standard could come to existing smart home devices through bridges.

I’ve used quite a few of the very best Android-powered smartphones over the past 18 months, but even after a brief stint I always feel the pull of the Google Pixel 4a. It’s kind of weird to me that people question the Qualcomm Snapdragon 765G in the Pixel 4a 5G and Pixel 5, but not an eyelid is batted at the Snapdragon 730G in the Pixel 4a. This appears to be the new “holy trinity.” The big problem here is that most devices competing directly with the Pixel 4a — in terms of price — slap in extra lenses including macro and depth sensors to try and appeal to people who think they’ll need or want them. Put photos taken with this against even some flagships and the Pixel 4a holds up, which isn’t the case with many sub-$400 smartphones.

Besides software updates, this includes manufacturing more Nest Detect sensors, which are now available again in the Google Store. Update 4/14: The Nest Secure has returned to the Google Store. Update 4/11: Nest Secure owners were hopefully able to get their Detect orders in over the past week as the component is out of stock again on the Google Store. Google originally told Nest Alarm owners that more Detect sensors would be available “for sale in mid-December.” That deadline slipped at the end of last year to “early 2021,” which the US Google Store was about to miss.

All of today’s best deals are headlined by the Nokia 5.4 Android Smartphone at a new all-time low of $190. That’s alongside Sennheiser’s latest True Wireless Earbuds for $90 and Philips Hue Bluetooth Smart Bulb at $42. Amazon currently offers the Sennheiser CX 400BT True Wireless Earbuds for $90. Amazon currently offers the Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19 LED Smart Bulb with Bluetooth for $42.

A new leak today reveals another dedicated fitness track from the company that’s in the works, the premium-focused Fitbit Luxe. This would mark the high end of Fitbit’s fitness tracker lineup, apparently, with a focus on providing a more premium wearable. With the Luxe, the company would be offering better build quality and a much slimmer, better-looking design compared to its Inspire 2 and Charge 4 trackers that launched in 2020. Roland Quandt says it is launching “soon.” As for pricing, no details are known just yet, but it seems reasonable to expect the Fitbit Luxe to sit somewhere in between the $149 Fitbit Charge 4 and the $229 Fitbit Versa 3.

Now, though, Samsung is apparently working to create a legitimate folding Android tablet, at least according to a new rumor. If you’ll recall last month, a report came out that Samsung was working on an addition to its foldable lineup that would fold twice, unlike the company’s Z Fold and Z Flip devices. Aside from the “tri-fold” design of the Z Fold Tab, Samsung’s folding Android tablet will apparently support the S Pen, but like the Fold 3 with a slightly different tech compared to older Samsung devices using the stylus. When fully folded, it’s unclear exactly how small this device will become or even if it will be usable with the folding screen closed completely.

Stacey Epstein is a fierce competitor, relentless marketer, and a woman who flat out understands SaaS.“As a marketing leader, I would never want to work at an organization where someone just says, here’s a product, go market it. By the time you get to the tactical part of launching a product, I’ve been part of the whole process and so I already understand the value proposition. On a recent episode of Marketing Trends, Stacey, the Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer for ServiceMax, details successful go-to-market strategies that her team followed when launching ServiceMax 360, and she explains the importance of getting to know your customer at all levels in order to create the most effective and seamless customer experience possible.

On April 2nd, the Galaxy S10 Lite joined the fray and the update was also spotted on the Galaxy S20 Ultra on T-Mobile and, days later, the rest of the Galaxy S20 lineup started seeing the update in Germany. On April 13th, Samsung started rolling out the April security update to one of its other budget lineups, the Galaxy F series. On March 29 the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ saw rollouts begin for the April patch and on April 1st, the update started rolling out Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra in select regions including on US carriers such as AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon. In mid-April, the Galaxy Note 8 also got the April 2021 update with the Galaxy Note 9 following just a day later starting in South American countries.

Update 04/13: Visible subscribers in the US that have the OnePlus 8 series have been waiting to get updated to Android 11 and even despite the late-2020 rollout, are still waiting for an update. After initially rolling out for the OnePlus 7T and 7T Pro, OnePlus began rolling out Android 11 to the entire OnePlus 7 series in late March 2021. Update 04/15: As part of the T-Mobile expanded rollout for OnePlus 7T series, the OnePlus 7 Pro is also included. Not every OnePlus device will be able to get updated, here are all of the devices not eligible to get the latest OS build:

With the world slowly starting to reopen as control over the COVID-19 pandemic begins to come to fruition, Google Arts & Culture is launching a new video series called “Perspectives” that sees celebrities sharing their hidden secrets in their favorite cities. What makes the Google Arts & Culture Perspectives series all the more engaging is the “homebrew” nature of each video. In that sense, it feels more authentic than the Art Zoom promo:The 10-video series can be viewed directly on YouTube, or you can head to the dedicated Perspective launch page on the Google Arts & Culture blog here.

The latest involves several US retailers applying a rather significant $50 discount on the current Google Pixel Buds. Google itself has not discounted the Pixel Buds more than $20 since their launch. The existence of Pixel Buds A inherently requires Google to keep selling the more premium model — in some form — as an upgrade offering. Pixel Buds feature touch-sensitive domes that accept various taps and swipes to control audio playback, phone calls, and activate Assistant, with the “Hey Google” hotword also available.

The latest update to the Google Pixel Buds app hints that the upcoming Pixel Buds A may ditch the series signature swiping gesture for adjusting volume. While the new version doesn’t bring any noticeable changes for current Pixel Buds owners, beneath the surface, we find preparation for the Pixel Buds A, which we reported on last month. While no codenames for the new Pixel Buds have appeared, there’s work related to a device referred to as “type_two,” while the 2020 Pixel Buds seem to be referred to as “type_one.”With the Pixel 5a 5G recently confirmed by Google, it hopefully won’t be long before we learn more about the Pixel Buds A.

Capcom has announced a release date for the Resident Evil Village demos, which will be available for free on Google Stadia. Ahead of each Resident Evil game, Capcom usually crafts a few special demos, allowing a sneak peek into the game’s world. During this afternoon’s Resident Evil Showcase, Capcom revealed that there will be two demos ahead of Resident Evil Village — “Castle” and “Village.” For the Castle demo, you’re able to freely explore the halls of Castle Dimitrescu, while the Village demo gives you a chance to familiarize yourself with the game’s core location. Unfortunately, Capcom is placing fairly strict limits on both of the Resident Evil Village demos, allowing each player only an hour to spend between the two demos.

A small tweak to Google. com on desktops now lets you quickly “jump to the search box” with a convenient keyboard shortcut. Given how it works, the intended use case of this keyboard shortcut seems to be refining your original term. It does not work on the homepage where the search field is immediately active on page load. Google is informing users about this keyboard shortcut through a box in the bottom-left corner of the Search results page that appears when any key is tapped.

On a recent episode of Marketing Trends, Bellan-White details why she was excited to accept the challenge of running a marketing team trusted with pushing VICE’s vast portfolio forward. Marketing Trends podcast is brought to you by Salesforce. Discover marketing built on the world’s number one CRM: Salesforce. We’ll show you how to put each and every customer at the center of your B2B marketing strategy.

Besides software updates, this includes manufacturing more Nest Detect sensors, which are now available again in the Google Store. Update 4/14: The Nest Secure has returned to the Google Store. Update 4/11: Nest Secure owners were hopefully able to get their Detect orders in over the past week as the component is out of stock again on the Google Store. Google originally told Nest Alarm owners that more Detect sensors would be available “for sale in mid-December.” That deadline slipped at the end of last year to “early 2021,” which the US Google Store was about to miss.

9to5Google’s Game of the Week is brought to you by GeForce NOW. GeForce NOW Instantly transforms nearly any laptop, desktop, Mac, SHIELD TV, Android device, iPhone, or iPad  into the PC gaming rig you’ve always dreamed of.9to5Google’s Game of the Week is brought to you by GeForce NOW. GeForce NOW Instantly transforms nearly any laptop, desktop, Mac, SHIELD TV, Android device, iPhone, or iPad  into the PC gaming rig you’ve always dreamed of.

Google has announced that they’re delaying their original plans for Chrome to enforce Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) to have functioning offline support. One of the main benefits of using a Progressive Web App as opposed to a normal website is that by being “installed,” the app can have some offline capabilities. For instance, apps like Chrome Labs’ Squoosh can work entirely offline, despite being built on web technology, as all of the work is being done on your device. In the meantime, Google still strongly recommends web developers create at least a simple offline experience for their Progressive Web App, if only to improve and personalize the experience and offer something better than the Chrome offline dino.

In addition to now showing movie purchases from the Google Play Store, the YouTube TV website now offers playback speed controls.A staple of the main YouTube service, this small addition is not yet available on the Android or iOS apps. Recently added to the web (via Android Police) and now widely available, playback speed controls help YouTube TV achieve feature parity with other instances of the YouTube player. The user interface and experience for YouTube TV is quite mature at this point.

Google Pay works with a ton of banks and credit cards for in-store payments, but each card can be unlinked by the financial institution if required. Overnight, quite a few Google Pay users that use American Express cards have seen their methods of payment unlinked without clear cause. An email sent out to some American Express cardholders in the past 24 hours notifies users that their card was removed from Google Pay. We are aware that some American Express cardholders are having issues using or adding their cards to Google Pay.

Now, Hoppo Games has brought the Risk of Rain 2 Anniversary Update to Stadia. Risk of Rain 2 detailed its roadmap for future updates in late 2020, and last month, the update went live on Steam for PC players. What’s new in the Risk of Rain 2 Anniversary Update on Stadia?Bandit is available as soon as you launch the Risk of Rain 2 Anniversary Update on Stadia.

We are now ready to collect all of Thursday’s most notable price drops on Android games and apps. All of the best deals on hardware can be found right here, and make sure you lay some eyes on this voice-activated auto-Transforming Android Optimus Prime bot, then come right back for all of today’s best game and app deals courtesy of Google Play. Today’s Android hardware deals are headlined by Motorola’s unlocked G Stylus Smartphone, a notable promotion on the Moto G8, and today’s up to $300 price drop on the 128GB OnePlus 8 5G UW unlocked Android Smartphone. Check out this HP Chromebook offer, then dive in to today’s Gold Box Anker sale from $11, these Android TV deals from $480, and this morning’s smartphone accessories roundup.

Since its debut, Microsoft Edge has added lots of useful new features including, today, the debut of a Kids Mode with parental controls. Available now to Microsoft Edge users on Windows and macOS, Kids Mode is designed to let parents give their younger children under the age of 12 access to the web, but in a safe way while also keeping the browser useful for everyone who uses that computer. As the Verge points out, the Kids Mode in Microsoft Edge also disables some common keyboard shortcuts that would enable kids to get back to normal browsing, though that only works on Windows. Or, rather, it’s just the latest neat Microsoft Edge feature we’d love Chrome to adopt.

Last year, the team started iterating on disclosure policy with a focus on faster and more thorough patch deployment, as well as improved patch adoption. In practice however, we didn’t observe a significant shift in patch development timelines, and we continued to receive feedback from vendors that they were concerned about publicly releasing technical details about vulnerabilities and exploits before most users had installed the patch. For 2021, Project Zero is making the “patch adoption timeline an explicit part of [its] vulnerability disclosure policy” by giving those 30 days. Google considers the new 90+30 policy a “slight regression from the perspective of rapidly releasing technical details, but is planning to “gradually lower both patch development and patch adoption timelines.”

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There aren’t many Android tablets on the market anymore, but Samsung is still chugging along with its Galaxy Tab lineup. After debuting the Galaxy Tab S7 last year, Samsung is leading up to the debut of a more affordable variant, the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite, which is now being revealed in some official-looking images. The usually-reliable Evan Blass posted to Voice this week a combination of a few images showing off the Galaxy Tab S7 Lite from all angles. Blass mentions that the Tab S7 Lite could finally see its debut sometime in June, possibly making a quick appearance at the April 28 Samsung Unpacked event.

Last year, Chrome introduced the ability to link to a highlight on web pages. Those clicking your link will be automatically scrolled down the page to that highlighted section.“Link to highlight” is rolling out with Chrome 90 on desktop and Android, though it’s not yet widely available. Meanwhile, Google is also in the process of rolling out a revamped PDF viewer/editor in Chrome.

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The new ZTE Axon 30 Ultra brings top-tier specs with the Snapdragon 888, a high refresh-rate display, super-fast charging, and more. The Axon 30 Ultra tops the company’s Axon 30 Pro, which has a Snapdragon 888, 6GB of RAM, a 120Hz display, and 5G connectivity by bringing even higher-end specs. In the camera department, the ZTE Axon 30 Ultra offers three 64MP sensors. ZTE will be bringing the Axon 30 Ultra to the United States at some point in May, but specifics on that have yet to be released.

All of today’s best deals are headlined by the Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro falling to $165. Woot offers the new Samsung Galaxy Buds Pro for $165 in three styles. Amazon is offering up to 39% off Anker charging gear and USB hubs. Amazon is currently offering the unlocked Moto G Stylus 128GB Android Smartphone for $200.

One of the devices we’re most excited for this year is the Galaxy Z Fold 3, the company’s first foldable that’s likely to include support for the iconic S Pen. Naver reports that the Galaxy Z Fold 3 will follow in the footsteps of the Galaxy S21 Ultra, which also supports the S Pen but lacks a place to put it. Apparently, Samsung did originally plan a Galaxy Note-like stylus silo for the next Fold, but it was decided against “due to lack of space for internal parts and waterproof and dustproof.” That’s not particularly surprising, as foldables have to pack more hardware in thinner designs and, as it stands, waterproofing is going to be difficult enough without that silo. Beyond the S Pen, Galaxy Z Fold 3 is also expected to be one of first Samsung devices using an under-display camera, and it may be a bit smaller than the previous Galaxy Z Fold 2.

As the COVID-19 vaccination rollout continues, Google today announced a number of additional efforts to help achieve distribution equity worldwide, like surfacing locations in Maps and Search. Stateside, Google. org is providing $2.5 million in grant funding to three organizations working on pop-up vaccination sites and other efforts. Meanwhile, the philanthropic arm is funding vaccinations for 250,000 people in low and middle-income countries. Google. org is also providing Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance, with “pro bono technical assistance to accelerate global distribution” and committing $15 million in Ad Grants.

The update has expanded to the S20 FE (4G first, 5G as of April 12th) and S10 series, and on April 1 it showed up on the Galaxy S9+ in Germany. On April 2nd, the Galaxy S10 Lite joined the fray and the update was also spotted on the Galaxy S20 Ultra on T-Mobile and, days later, the rest of the Galaxy S20 lineup started seeing the update in Germany. On April 13th, Samsung started rolling out the April security update to one of its other budget lineups, the Galaxy F series. On March 29 the Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ saw rollouts begin for the April patch and on April 1st, the update started rolling out Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra in select regions including on US carriers such as AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon.

“We want to actually find people who their very first search for backup power or home resiliency is on Amazon,” Keller said. Can we bring people back from Amazon to goalzero. com, where they learn without all the noise of the marketplace, the myriad of ads, and have them really get the full Goal Zero experience, see our differentiators, see why we as a brand have succeeded, and then bring them back to Amazon to convert?”And ultimately, Keller said that everything they put out into the world has to be authentic to the brand because that’s the only way to win on Amazon or anywhere else.“As a premium brand, we’d be like, ‘Well, let’s keyword our titles, and let’s try to figure out how we’re going to drive thousands of reviews,’ and all these things that you just felt you had to do on Amazon.

In 2016, Google introduced a Timelapse feature to track how any location on Earth has changed over the past few decades. Google Earth is now directly integrating Timelapse for an “interactive 4D experience.”Behind-the-scenes, Earth Timelapse is based on 24 million satellite images and Google says it’s the “largest video on the planet, of our planet.” The company worked with the CREATE Lab at Carnegie Mellon University to create the technology powering Timelapse. At any given moment, the correct videos for your location, view angle and zoom-level are seamlessly stitched together on the fly to compose Timelapse in Google Earth, updated as you pan, zoom and explore.

This drone can take one, with its 1″ CMOS sensor and 20MP stills, a previously-leaked feature that has prompted many to sell their Mavic 2 Air drones in order to buy the latest and greatest. In addition to the QuickShots feature that feature in the Mini 2 and Mavic Air 2, the Air 2S – in conjunction with the latest version of the DJI FLY app – is like having a cinematic autopilot and video editor all wrapped up in one tidy bundle. DJI has added two additional sensors to the Air 2S, and the company says APAS 4.0 (some other DJI drones are equipped with APAS 3.0) is suitable for flying even in complex or narrow environments. We didn’t have a chance to test that part of APAS 4.0, but we can tell you APAS saved us from hitting a branch we didn’t see: The drone simply stopped in the air and hovered (though you have option within the app to have the drone bypass obstacles rather than simply brake).

Google has unceremoniously revamped the dedicated Wear OS Play Store landing page giving more prominence to featured apps and watchfaces on the wearable platform. The new core sections are also joined by “Must-have tools,” “Games on Wear OS,” “Music & radio apps,” “Fitness apps,” “Finance apps,” and “Weather apps.”Wear OS often feels like the forgotten stepchild of Google’s software and hardware lineups, so this unexpected Play Store landing page revamp feels as though it has come from nowhere. You can go lay eyes on this new Wear OS Play Store landing page redesign right here.