Picture yourself sitting down for a coffee with a colleague at the end of 2022, being amazed at the reports that ChatGPT was capable of producing essays, poems, and even code. Within two months, that AI chatbot had amassed 100 million users – the record for fastest growth in the
In 2025, making the next big travel app isn’t just a cool idea. It’s a smart move. The market is now worth more than $143.9 billion. So, many startups and big companies want a piece of it. People all over the world love booking local homes. And more folks want
A while ago, Dubai Healthcare City had big problems. Papers piled up. The data was all over the place. People were upset. Each team worked alone. Emails got lost. Big cases sat waiting. Service was slow. Customers were unhappy. Deadlines were missed. Things had to change fast. Now, things are
Think back to the 1990s. If you wanted to check your bank balance, send money, or apply for a loan, you had to go to the bank. That meant waiting in line, filling out forms, and sometimes waiting days for an answer. Now, you can do all of that on
Today, mobile apps update at lightning speed. Spotify, for example, rolls out new features and fixes several times a day, without disrupting the user experience. Behind that seamless agility? A powerful set of practices called DevOps. But this wasn’t always the case. Just a few years ago, mobile application development
A few years ago, no one really saw how much a small UX change could do. But then, Amazon changed just one button—and made $300 million. Yes, that one simple update changed everything. Suddenly, businesses everywhere saw UX in a new light. It wasn’t just about looks anymore. UX became
By the time a founder realizes the budget is gone and the product still isn’t usable, it’s often too late. The team is burnt out. Investors are growing skeptical. And users? They never came, or worse, they tried it once and left. What was meant to be a breakthrough became
Today, people connect online in fast and easy ways. Custom servers, voice chats, and real-time sharing all happen in one place now. Every day, millions jump into these digital spaces to talk, work, and learn. Gamers, artists, teachers, and business owners all find a spot they can call home. But
Just a few years ago, cars were simple. They helped us go from one place to another. But today, things have changed. Now, imagine driving a car that talks to traffic lights. It can warn you about icy roads. It even tells your mechanic if something might break soon. Sounds
