Robinhood should introduce a "filter by market cap feature:"
1) allows users to easily search for or filter companies by market cap, beyond just filtering by stock price
2) makes it easier to find undervalued (or overvalued) companies & promotes due diligence
@RobinhoodApp
Would a noise canceling background feature be introduced for Microsoft Teams calls in the future?
Amazon example:
https://t.co/tfM4xiOd0g
@fionnagan@MicrosoftTeams
Hey Satya, can you attend an NBA playoffs game through Microsoft Teams? This would be awesome for the fans and for creating additional exposure to Microsoft's brand
@satyanadella@MicrosoftTeams
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Why a timer is a strategic feature:
1) Schools or enterprise customers could use a timer, especially due to group discussions or presentations being timed. Can monetize.
2) First mover advantage: no other major zoom competitor has a widely known timer feature
@odedgal @zoom_us
Zoom could add in a timer feature for calls
1) allows individuals to time presentations, discussion times, or breakout groups
2) people often use other ways to keep track of time (desktop clocks, websites, mobile apps, physical clocks)
@odedgal @zoom_us
2) Smart Watches don't have as much market capitalization as smart phones, and they're still relatively new in the market. Hence, they may not be as intuitive
3) Including a demo / tutorial of the product also increases Samsung's media presence
@SamsungMobile@SamsungUS
Would it be possible to get simple product demos of how to use smart watches?
1) YouTube videos and a potential product feature that pops up when you first start up the watch that says "Hello, feel free to check a demo here"
@SamsungMobile@SamsungUS
8) Last point on why LinkedIn should have video calls as a new product feature: "The mission of LinkedIn is simple: connect the world's professionals to make them more productive and successful."
@panos_panay@ryros@LinkedIn@MicrosoftTeams@Microsoft
6) When someone wants to have coffee chats with another person, they can just say "let's meet on LinkedIn."
7) This just further changes the game in connecting people together and creating equal opportunity
@panos_panay@ryros@LinkedIn@MicrosoftTeams@Microsoft
If there was one new feature (a Slack-led workspace community that anyone new to Slack can join), it can create a home for anyone wanting to find one on the platform. This is how to possibly navigate end-users & truly know all their concerns.
@ElizabethSM@stewart@SlackHQ
Has Slack considered making its own Slack community to get users closer to the company? Obviously there would have to be restrictions in place for individual channels and what users could say, but Slack can develop further brand loyalty this way.
@ElizabethSM@stewart@SlackHQ
Slack can become a Facebook-level giant. A lot of college millennials are using Slack probably more than other social media platforms. They use it for news, talk to friends, or interact with people from around the world they've never met before.
@ElizabethSM@stewart@SlackHQ
3) Main pain point is that users feel that keeping up streaks = a chore. Ways to incentivize users to creatively keep up streaks on snapchat will naturally generate more conversation, and this gets users to check the app more/stay on for longer.
@Juliet_Shen @will_wu@Snapchat
A lot of snaps users send to eachother are pictures of their faces without any text for their daily streaks. What if there was a feature that incentivizes having conversations on snapchat?
@Juliet_Shen @will_wu@Snapchat
Brainstorming:
1) Adding in a feature that allows users to unlock a new filter if two users add in a minimum of 5 words to snaps for one week
2) If users add words or filters to their snaps on weekends, they receive bonus snap points
@Juliet_Shen @will_wu@snapchat