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What model would you guys prefer for a service based business? A freemium model, monthly/annual premium subscription model or pay as you use model? Why?

Google Gemini just hit 350M monthly users 🤯🔥 Not shocking tho—it's baked into every Android device. This is why Google stays ahead while Apple keeps lagging in AI. Android = distribution powerhouse. Apple? Still playing catch-up. Ecosystem do

Business Idea: Selling Commercials Using Apple Vision Pro 🍎 Apple Vision Pro is the perfect solution for creating commercials for various brands. For example, for a fashion brand, you can create creative videos showcasing a new collection with

I wanna know if anyone are using dalle 3 and other image generators like stable diffusion how much do you pay for subscription monthly ?

Apple Maps to Get Ads by 2026 — Changing How You Discover Local Businesses Apple is reportedly preparing to introduce “promoted placements” in Apple Maps — starting in 2026. This means restaurants, cafés, and local shops will soon be able to pay for

How about starting an fintech startup related to marriage businesses Where subscribers need to pay the premium every month for their policy of their own respective money and claim the amount on their particular year. As like as insurance companies.

In India, we have still not fully adopted contactless payments, while in the US, you can literally pay using just your hand (thanks to biometric technology)

How did boat's brand image go improve because of apple ? Apple has a tagline called " think different" and boat started a marketing campaign on newspaper trolling Apple's tagline. This caused fan wars in social media and everyone was talking abou

Hey, Just build a webapp using bubble.io. Basically a portfolio showcasing platform (no AI buzz) and you can share the portfolio using a link. Here is the url ‘https://ente.life’. Ente.life means Ente(My) life while translating from malayalam. Thi

In 2011, Apple was just a hardware company. Today, they make $80 billion from something completely different... And it's 2x more profitable than selling phones. It's growing 100% every 5 years. The untold story of Tim Cook's greatest masterpiece: