Dating app giant Tinder updated its Explore page to give users access to new categories, Non-Monogamy, Serious Dater, Short-Term Fun, Long-Term Partner, and New Friends, the company announced on Thursday.These new categories are designed to help users find compatible matches by grouping profiles according to dating intentions. The Serious Dater option focuses on users looking for long-term relationships, while New Friends appears to be Tinders strategy to compete with Bumble BFF, which connects users for friendships.Launched in 2021, the Explore page organizes profiles into curated categories based on shared interests, including Binge Watchers, Coffee Date, and Nature Lovers. Theres also a feature called Free Tonight that connects users who are available on the same day.Navigating online dating can often feel overwhelming, with many users not clear enough about their relationship goals on their profiles. According to a Tinder report, users are apparently embracing a new trend called Loud Looking, where people say goodbye to dating ambiguity and are upfront about their desires. The updated Explore tiles aim to promote this clarity, reflecting a growing norm of being more honest about dating intentions.The update is also strategically timed the week before Valentines Day, likely meant to attract users who may be eager to find a date for the special occasion.

In BriefPosted:8:15 AM PST February 6, 2025Image Credits:Getty ImagesOpenAI co-founder John Schulman leaves Anthropic after just five monthsOpenAI co-founder and prominent AI researcher John Schulman has left Anthropic after five months, according to multiple reports.Credited as one of the leading architects of ChatGPT, Schulman left OpenAI last August for its direct competitor, Anthropic. Hepostedabout the decision on X, saying it stemmed from a desire to deepen his focus on AI alignment the science of ensuring AI behaves as intended and engage in more hands-on technical work.[At Anthropic], I believe I can gain new perspectives and do research alongside people deeply engaged with the topics Im most interested in, Schulman wrote.Schulman hasnt publicly addressed his departure from Anthropic, nor has he indicated what he plans to do next. In a statement provided to Bloomberg, Anthropics chief science officer, Jared Kaplan, said that he was sad to see John go, but fully support[s] his decision to pursue new opportunities.Topics

Breakdown & ShowreelsKingdom of the Planet of the Apes: Noa VFX Breakdown by Weta FXBy Vincent Frei - 06/02/2025 Discover how Weta FX brought the new ape character, Noa, to life in Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. This in-depth video takes you through the meticulous process of creating Noas stunning VFX, from concept to final screen presence!WANT TO KNOW MORE?Weta FX: Dedicated page about Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes on Weta FX website.Stephen Unterfranz (Unter) and Phillip Leonhardt: Heres my interview of Stephen Unterfranz (Unter) and Phillip Leonhardt (Sequence VFX Supervisors) Weta FX. Vincent Frei The Art of VFX 2025

Las Vegas touts the Sphere, but the OG spherical performance venue is Avicii Arena. The bulbous venue in Stockholm previously held the title worlds largest spherical building, until it was dethroned by the Las Vegas spectacle. Avicii Arena is named after the EDM icon who warrants no introduction for anyone who slurped Four Loko in college and went to Dayglow. Formerly Stockholm Globe Arena, Avicii Arena was built in 1989 but renamed after the famous Swedish DJs death in 2018. The building was recently refurbished by HOKs London office. C.F. Mller Architects, schlaich bergermann partner (sbp), and the city of Stockholm were also on the project team.This project celebrates the past while embracing the future, Kirsty Mitchell, senior project manager at HOK, said in a statement. Our design solutions honor the arenas iconic architecture while introducing innovative and forward-thinking features that ensure its relevance for decades to come.The venue hosts sports and concerts. (Courtesy HOK)Avicii Arenas proportions are mind boggling enough to make tienne-Louis Boulle blush. The dome has an inner height of 279 feet, and a diameter of 360 feet. The exterior has Metabolist sensibilities, namely its porthole windows that evoke the Nakagin Capsule Tower. It was originally designed by Svante Berg, Lars Vretblad, and Esbjrn Adamson. The renovation at Avicii Arena entailed upgrading the structure for modern sports, concerts, and cultural needs while preserving the buildings architectural integrity, the designers shared. New retractable systems with movable panels offer unmatched acoustic optimization, and new gondola seating provides unique views of the stage set. Lounges afford exclusive hospitality areas.The new retractable acoustic panel system required innovative and thoughtful structural engineering by sbp. Both the panel system and rigging grid are suspended within the inner curved ring structure and the outer perimeter compression ring, the team shared. A slender cable net structure supports the retractable panels and rigging elements with mesh you can walk on that provides a workable platform during events.A slender cable net structure supports the retractable panels and rigging elements. (Courtesy HOK)Updating a structure as unique as the Avicii Arena requires a careful balance of preservation and innovation, added Knut Stockhusen, managing director at sbp. This project showcases how engineering excellence contributes to architectural heritage and modern performance.Mrten Leringe, partner and architect at C.F. Mller Architects, called the project a blend between technical innovation with intelligent design.The reopening was christened on February 1 with a live performance by Kite, a Swedish cult band.

The High LifeHome Studios puts a hospitality approach to its first retail project, luxury cannabis dispensary Charlie FoxByKelly Pau February 6, 2025East, Interiors (Brian W. Ferry)SHAREWelcome to the future. Weed is legal. Order it online and itll arrive at your door that same day. Peruse every strain in-store, displayed like a museum via glass boxes, and organized by notes, farm, organic origins, or aroma. Increasingly, New York is getting a feel for cannabishigh-craft erabut this time with a warm, earthy twist. In Times Square, luxury dispensary Charlie Fox recently opened (despite the fact that New YorksMarijuana Regulation & Taxation Actsaid it would prioritize licenses for those most victimized by the war on drugs). Unlike the bodega-like, fluorescent interiors of New Yorks typical dispensary, Charlie Fox is a lifestyle-oriented brand, defined by high-quality goods and refined customer service. As such, the 3-story dispensary tappedHome Studioswhose work of warm hospitality projects makes it a natural fit for the brands concept. The project is the first retail project for the studio, but the architects approached the interiors like its usual hospitality projects all the same. The goal was to evoke a sense of comfort, curiosity, and connection by integrating hospitality-driven design principles to create a transportive setting, Oliver Haslegrave, founder and creative director of Home Studios, toldAN Interior.The space is conceived as three floors: the first acts as a tranquil and welcoming retail space, the second floor features a private lounge for personalized shopping, and the third floor (opening in the spring of 2025) will hold space for dining and shopping.Read more about the shop on aninteriormag.com.

close From Captcha to catastrophe. How fake verification pages are spreading malware Hackers are using Captchas to infect your PC with malware Sometimes, when you need an answer to a complex life situation or a way to troubleshoot an error on your computer, regular articles on the web dont help. Some issues are so niche that no one writes about them, and those who do often say nothing useful in 1,000 words.In these cases, adding Reddit to your search query can be a game changer. Nine times out of 10, someone on Reddit has faced the same issue, and there's probably a solution.But bad actors have caught on to this, too. Theyre now mimicking Reddit to spread malware that can steal your personal information. Reddit app on home screen of smartphone (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)What you need to know about fake Reddit pagesHackers are distributing nearly 1,000 fake websites mimicking Reddit and WeTransfer to spread the Lumma Stealer malware. These sites are designed to trick you into downloading malicious software by imitating legitimate discussions and file-sharing services.On these fake Reddit pages, attackers create a fabricated discussion where one user asks for help downloading a tool, another offers a WeTransfer link and a third expresses gratitude to make the exchange seem real. Clicking the link redirects victims to a counterfeit WeTransfer site, where the download button delivers the Lumma Stealer malware.All these fake pages have the following things in common:The websites include a brand name (like "Reddit" or "WeTransfer") followed by random characters to appear legitimate at first glanceThey use ".org" or ".net" domains instead of the official one, which is ".com"The interface closely mimics the real sites to deceive usersThese fake websites were discovered bySekoia researcher crep1x, who compiled a full list of the pages involved in the scheme. In total, 529 of these sites mimic Reddit, while 407 impersonate WeTransfer to trick users into downloading malware.According toBleepingComputer, hackers may be driving traffic to these fake pages through methods like malicious ads (malvertising), search engine manipulation (SEO poisoning), harmful websites, direct messages on social media and other deceptive tactics. Illustration of a hacker at work (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)The dangers of info-stealer malwareHackers are using fake Reddit pages to spread Lumma Stealer, a powerful malware designed to steal personal data while staying under the radar. Once it infects a device, it can grab passwords stored in web browsers and session tokens, allowing attackers to hijack accounts without even needing a password.But Reddit isnt the only way this malware spreads. Hackers also push it through GitHub comments, deepfake websites and shady online ads. Once they steal login credentials, they often sell them on hacker forums, where others can use them for further attacks.This type of malware has already played a role in major security breaches, including attacks onPowerSchool,Hot Topic, CircleCI and Snowflake. Its a growing threat, especially for companies that rely on password-based security.WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)? Illustration of a hacker at work 6 ways to protect yourself from info-stealing malware1. Be cautious with download links:Avoid downloading files from random Reddit discussions, social media messages or unfamiliar websites. If an unknown user shares the link or seems out of place in the context, its better to err on the side of caution. If the link is directing you to a file-sharing site like WeTransfer or Google Drive, double-check the URL for any signs of manipulationlike random characters added to the domain name.2. Have strong antivirus software:The best way to safeguard yourself from malicious links that install malware originating from these Reddit discussions, potentially accessing your private information, is to have antivirus software installed on all your devices. This protection can also alert you to phishing emails and ransomware scams, keeping your personal information and digital assets safe.Get my picks for the best 2025 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE3.Verify website URLs:Fake websites often look convincing but have slight differences in their URLs. Check for misspellings, extra characters or unusual domains (e.g., ".org" or ".net" instead of the official ".com").4. Use strong, unique passwords and enable 2FA:Apassword manager can help generate and store strong passwords for each site. Meanwhile, enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security, making it harder for attackers to hijack your accounts. Get more details about mybest expert-reviewed Password Managers of 2025 here.5. Keep your software updated:Regularlyupdate your operating system, apps, browsers and other software on your PC or mobile devices. Updates often include patches for security vulnerabilities that hackers can exploit.6. Watch out for malvertising and SEO traps:Hackers manipulate search engine results andrun deceptive ads to trick users into visiting fake sites. Stick to official sources and avoid clicking on ads or search results that seem too good to be true.Kurts key takeawayHackers are getting sneakier, using fake Reddit and WeTransfer pages to spread dangerous malware like Lumma Stealer. These sites might look real, but theyre designed to steal your personal info. To stay safe, always double-check links and be cautious about downloading files from unfamiliar sources. Use strong, unique passwords, enable two-factor authentication and keep your software updated to stay one step ahead of cybercriminals.CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPHave you ever encountered a suspicious link on Reddit or social media? How did you handle it? Let us know by writing us at Cyberguy.com/Contact.For more of my tech tips and security alerts, subscribe to my free CyberGuy Report Newsletter by heading toCyberguy.com/Newsletter.Follow Kurt on his social channels:Answers to the most asked CyberGuy questions:New from Kurt:Copyright 2025 CyberGuy.com.All rights reserved. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson is an award-winning tech journalist who has a deep love of technology, gear and gadgets that make life better with his contributions for Fox News & FOX Business beginning mornings on "FOX & Friends." Got a tech question? Get Kurts free CyberGuy Newsletter, share your voice, a story idea or comment at CyberGuy.com.

The latest State of Java report from Azul Systems shows that the 30-year-old programming language has moved with the times and is being used for advanced applications like adding artificial intelligence (AI).More than 2,000 Java users were surveyed for this years report. Half (50%) of them were found to be building AI-enabled functionality that uses Java, surpassing the use of other popular languages, such as Python, that are more culturally associated with AI. This, according to Azul Systems, highlights Javas fit-for-purpose nature, offering scalability, extensive libraries and seamless integration with existing enterprise systems.Java uses a runtime platform and software development environment known as the Java Development Kit (JDK) for developing and running applications. It is one of the main languages used to build enterprise systems.While Oracle sells the JDK commercially as Oracle JDK, there is also an open source version called OpenJDK.All of us who are involved in OpenJDK are advancing Java so that it can much more rapidly integrate with AI capabilities, said Scott Sellers, CEO of Azul Systems.According to Sellers, a lot of traditional applications developers are using Java to build their AI-enabled applications, by using application programming interfaces (APIs) to send queries to the large language model (LLM). Good old Java is the best out there because of its scale, resiliency and security Scott Sellers, Azul SystemsThis is a very different approach to that taken by data scientists, who need to run ad hoc queries on the data using a language such as Python.Production-level applications need to handle hundreds of thousands and millions of users simultaneously, and good old Java is the best out there because of its scale, resiliency and security, said Sellers.He also pointed out that Java has been tried and tested over the decades, which makes it an extremely stable and well understood platform for running enterprise applications.However, cost has become a barrier for some organisations, given the licensing changes Oracle has made to Oracle JDK. According to research from Gartner, this makes it two to five times more costly than the subscription model it replaces.Gartners 3 steps to manage exposure for Oracle Java SE licensing report, published at the end of January, notes: If anyone in your organisation has downloaded any Oracle Java SE updates since April 2019, you probably need a subscription and you may have a compliance risk. You may determine that you want an Oracle Java SE subscription if you need a commercial support agreement, particularly if you are using a very old or new release of Java, such as Java 7 or 21.Beyond the Java subscription cost, Azuls survey shows that some organisations are choosing not to buy maintenance and support for Oracle JDK. Of the survey participants who do not pay for Java support, 21% cited expense as a deterrent, 31% said it was not a priority, and a significant 52% believed they simply did not need it.According to Azul Systems, this divide highlights the trade-offs organisations face between upfront costs and the long-term value of secure, reliable application performance, particularly in environments where stability and security are non-negotiable.Azul Systems believes the growing dissatisfaction reflects a pressing need for cost-effective concerns about affordability, fuelled in part by organisations re-examining their long-term strategies for managing Java licensing and support costs, driving a search for more predictable and sustainable options.In Azuls previous survey, 72% of Oracle Java users were already considering a switch to another JDK provider. That has surged to 88% in the latest Azul survey.Although 88% are considering switching from Oracle and 82% are concerned about the Oracle Java pricing, Sellers said some of the respondents were not directly impacted by the price increases, since the cost of Java is in someone elses budget. A developer whose whole life is about Java may not see a direct budget impact because someone else is paying the licence fee, he said.Read more about OpenJDKOracle Java licensing explained addressing complexity, cost and audits: Now that Oracle Java SE is sold as a subscription, organisations using the Oracle JDK have a minefield of licences to navigate.Tips for migrating to OpenJDK: Interest in OpenJDK, and in commercial support for it, has intensified as Oracle Java SE becomes increasingly expensive.Application owners are also not the people who ultimately pay for Java. The cost tends to be hidden since it is considered infrastructure, in the same way that facilities and internet access are budgeted as infrastructure. Software and infrastructure costs that are shared across applications cannot be managed by application owners, which means, according to Sellers, that they focus on other ways to reduce costs, rather than looking at the Oracle JDK licence bill.The survey, according to Sellers, showed that users realise they do not need to use Oracle JDK because the same functionality is available from OpenJDK. Why would you choose something thats commercially licensed with restrictions as opposed to open source?It tends to be the head of IT or CIO who ultimately makes the decision and is able to force a change.Sellers said Oracle is extremely aggressive in terms of audits, where it often demands usage reports from users. If you dont want to deal with software audits, then you may as well just get off Oracle and move on to something thats inherently open source and doesnt require commercial software licensing, he added.One of Azul Systems focus areas is helping enterprises understand their inventory of Oracle Java and working with them to deliver what Sellers calls a like-for-like replacement. This can be particularly difficult since many different versions of Java may be in use, each of which needs replacing with the correct version of OpenJDK to ensure Java applications that rely on a specific version of the JDK do not break.One of the challenges that exists when an organisation is looking to move off Oracle Java is that Oracle provides about 1,000 updates a quarter, said Sellers.This is further complicated by the fact that there may be patches for specific major releases of Java and minor releases. Unless you have a like-for-like equivalent for all of those different versions and subversions youre using from Oracle and youre trying to move, you can run into incompatibility problems, and that can be challenging.Give its extensive footprint, Java is set to play a major role in enterprise IT for many years to come. However, IT leaders are highly likely to switch from Oracle JDK to cheaper options.

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PM Images/Getty ImagesThere I was, yet again, scrolling on TikTok before it was banned and then unbanned, and I came across this insane caption."Meet The 17-Year-Old CEO Behind A $12 Million AI-Powered Nutrition App."That's some grade-A clickbait right there, so I clicked! The article claims that Cal AI, a GPT-powered nutrition app, makes calorie tracking easier with AI features like image recognition and barcode scanning.Also: AI isn't the next big thing - here's what isThe app reportedly has over 1 million downloads, $12 million in annual recurring revenue, and a team of 17 full-time employees.The kicker?It's led by 17-year-olds Zach Yadegari and Henry Langmack.Needless to say, my flabbers were gasted! But it got me thinking: if I wanted to start an AI side hustle, how would I do so?So, if you've ever wanted a side hustle using AI, I got you!In this article, we go into detail on:What is a GPT wrapper, and why it might be the easiest way to start building an AI-powered product.What ideas should you consider, and why they could lead to your next big opportunity.How to build and scale your app, and what is the best way to get users?Quick introIf you're new to my work, I'm Lester Mapp, but my friends call me Les. I'm a founder with a successful exit and currently the executive chairman of a group of DTC brands. At my core, I'm an award-winning performance marketer.Coming up with ideas and getting them to market is my thing.Also:3 lucrative side hustles you can start right now with OpenAI's Sora video generatorIf you're into data-driven marketing insights and strategies, check out my free newsletter, No Fluff Just Facts.Now that we have the pleasantries out of the way, kick up your feet and get comfortable.We're about to dive into a mini AI Shark Tank and say yes or no to some business ideas. Before we jump into it, I need to bring you up to speed on what GPT wrappers are and how they can help you build a tech empire.What is a GPT wrapper?I must explain what a GPT wrapper is and how it works. This context is essential to help you see the possibilities.A "GPT wrapper" is a software application, like a web app or mobile app, that acts as a user interface built on top of a GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer). It provides additional features and functionality to make it easier for users to interact with the underlying AI.This includes adding context, refining prompts, and presenting results in a more accessible format. Essentially, it "wraps" around the GPT model to enhance usability.Also: Your customers don't want more AI - here's what to invest in insteadA real-world example? Think of when General Motors tells us the Tahoe, Yukon, and Escalade are different cars.Hey GM, are the different cars in the room with us right now?Trolling aside, a GPT wrapper is very similar. The features, price points, and target audiences might differ, but the product's core is GPT.Some real-world examples of GPT wrappers include but are not limited toAI-powered writing assistant that helps create blog posts or marketing copyLanguage learning app that generates personalized practice exercisesCustomer service chatbot that handles complex queriesFrom a technical standpoint, GPT wrappers handle API calls to the language model, implement prompt engineering techniques, and manage conversation context for more coherent interactions.Also: Could your job be at risk due to AI? Do this before it's too lateWhile GPT wrappers are usually built using OpenAI's API, other options include Anthropic's Claude, Google's PaLM, and several emerging players in the AI space.All that said, AI language models are evolving fast, opening up new ways to build cool stuff. Opportunities and pitfalls of building a GPT wrapperBuilding a GPT wrapper comes with its fair share of pros and cons.Let's break it down.What's in it for you?Built-in infrastructure: OpenAI's backend handles all the heavy lifting. You're saving time and skipping the headaches of developing your own AI model.Speed to market: Wrapping an existing GPT lets you launch faster. Why reinvent the wheel when you can improve the ride?Cost efficiency: Developing a proprietary AI model costs a ton. Using GPT as your foundation keeps those development costs way down.What could trip you up?Performance limitations: GPT can only work with what it knows, which means it might fall short on domain-specific accuracy.Scaling struggles: API throttling and rising costs can be a real hurdle when your app grows fast.Limited differentiation: At the end of the day, you're still building on GPT, so standing out from the crowd might take extra effort.Wrapping GPT can open doors, but knowing where those doors might slam shut is just as important.The things that frustrate you about AI, like being wrong, getting stuck in loops, or showing bias, will likely appear in your app.This is something to remember, not a reason not to do it.How to make a GPT wrapperI'm sure you're wondering, what tools can I use to create a GPT wrapper?Grab a pen and paper because one of the best tools you can use to make a GPT wrapper is, ironically, ChatGPT.That said, there are a few other tools worth mentioning. Bubble: A no-code platform that makes building web apps simple.Key featuresNo-code web app platformDrag-and-drop interfacePerfect for non-technical foundersRapid prototyping capabilitiesFlutterFlow: Great for creating mobile apps with a no-code approach.Key featuresMobile app developmentNo-code solutionCross-platform (iOS/Android)Clean, modern UI designLangChain: A popular framework for developers building with LLMs (Large Language Models)Key featuresDeveloper-focused frameworkAdvanced LLM integrationRobust API handlingComplex workflow supportAn honorable mention goes to Replit. I've written a detailed article about it; check it out.If coding isn't your thing, you can hire someone on Upwork or another freelancing platform to help you.Also: The best AI for coding in 2025 (and what not to use)While building your app is important, the real focus should be on what to build and how to get users. Without a solid idea and a plan to attract users, even the best-built tool won't get off the ground.The best Ideas for a GPT businessI have so many ideas, but I don't want to tell you exactly what to do. Instead, I want to teach you how to think about the problem you should be solving.You must solve a problem for which people are willing to pay top dollar. In this case, following your passion isn't great advice. That's more suitable for a hobby, not a sustainable business.Also:No, AI won't revolutionize shopping - but this willThat said, the bigger your ambitions are, the bigger the problem you need to solve. Think painkillers, not vitamins.Before you start building anything, talk to potential users. Ask questions like:What's your problem?What solution are you using to solve it now?Would you pay for a better solution? If so, how much?Your job is to bridge the gap between your solution's value and the amount your users are willing to pay. The biggest mistake founders make is assuming that if they build it, people will come, which isn't true. Talking to potential customers gives you insight into what they actually want. Too many founders create solutions looking for a problem.My advice? Whatever you build, care enough to stay disciplined through the good and bad days. As my mentor would say:"You won't always be motivated. That's why you need to be disciplined."That said, here are some general ideas:Productivity toolsEducational platformsContent creation systemsResearch and analysis toolsCustomer service solutionsWhatever you decide to build, you need to solve a problem for someone willing to pay for it.The more pressing the problem, the greater your level of success. How to market and grow a GPT wrapper business10 times out of 10, if you find the right problem, there's already a community.These communities exist everywhere. They attend conferences, host meetups, and hang out online. Think about it:Moms hang out on social platforms, sharing tips and tricks and offering emotional support.Formula One fans gather online, discussing the next race or debating who performed best.This also applies in the professional world: CFOs, CMOs, and CEOs all connect in their own spaces, talking about shared problems. Right now, they're discussing a problem you could solve.Also:Could AI make you a billionaire in 2025?Once you've figured out the problem you're solving, start building a community. Ideally, you should build your app and community simultaneously. Some call this "building in public," but the real magic is bringing potential users along for the ride.Take Harrison Hide, for example. He's building Long Lane, a wellness hotel and member club that gives professionals a personalized, all-in-one wellness experience. It focuses on health, nutrition, and mental performance, all in a curated, alcohol-free environment.Harrison isn't creating a tech solution, but he's proving that building a community first works with any idea. Own your audienceI'm a huge fan of newsletters. They're the gift that keeps on giving. What should you include in your newsletter? Everything. Document the highs, the lows, what's next, what you're building, and what you're learning. Harrison does an incredible job with this, and you can, too.I'm not suggesting you ignore platforms like TikTok and Instagram entirely. You can expand to them later, but it's important to choose your priorities in the early stages. You can't do everything alone, so staying focused is crucial.Also:ChatGPT Search could destroy online businesses - how you can stay aheadThis approach is like running a media company first and monetizing through a software solution. And let me tell you, after spending tens of millions of dollars on marketing campaigns, this is by far the best approach.According to a study by Khoros, Airbnb produced 2.5 times more revenue for its member hosts by using its community to drive innovation and product development. This statistic demonstrates the significant impact that a well-managed online community can have on a company's revenue growth. My two centsI know I came at you with a lot today, so here's a quick recap: Do the research: Don't build ish without talking to the people you expect to give you money.Build a community: Preferably a newsletter, but a social channel works too.Understand the problem: Start building your app after you fully grasp the problem and who you're serving.Keep the community engaged: Share updates, "Today we built this," "What do you think of this?" and so on.Stay consistent: Tough times don't last, but tough people do.Launch your app: Keep engaging your audience even after launch. And this is the most important part!When you become a gazillionaire, let me use your yacht when you're out of town!If you're unsure how to market your new SaaS company, please join my free newsletter, No Fluff Just Facts. I share business insights like this, what's working in the world of digital marketing, the latest trends, and the occasional pep talk to keep you inspired. If this sounds like your jam and you wanna be besties forever, click here to sign up. It's totally FREE. Hope this article helps; I'm rooting for you!Featured Editorial standards

Updated Feb. 6 with more details of the update and the unusual way to upgrade to it.When Apple released the most recent iPhone software update, iOS 18.3, it was for every iPhone from the iPhone XS onwards. You can read comprehensive details of whats in it here, and whether you should upgrade to it here. Now, Apple has re-released the software with a new build number, for three iPhones only: iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max. Whats more, to install it, you have to sideload it: you cant just do it the usual way by opening the Settings app, and choosing Software Update.Three Apple iPhones have just been updated again. Getty ImagesIts available for the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone 11 Pro Max only at this time. If you want to install it, you have to use a Mac or Windows computer, plug in your device and install it that way through the finder by clicking update, according to Aaron Zollo at YouTube channel Zollotech.Zollotech also says that even if youre updating from earlier software and you choose the over-the-air solution, youll still get the earlier build, not the new one.Apple still hasnt given any details of why the iPhone 11 series is getting this extra version, but a bug issue seems the most likely reason. Some users on Reddit have variously referred to reports of Safari breaking and Mail issues, but neither has been confirmed by Apple.MORE FOR YOUThe original update was released on Monday, Jan. 27 with build number 22D63. But on Monday, Feb. 3, Apple released iOS 18.3 with a new build number, 22D64. You wouldnt need to know this unless you have one of the iPhone 11 series handsets, first released in fall 2019. If you do, and you go to the Settings app and choose Software Update, youll find the option to update to the new version.As to whats in it, Apple hasnt gone into detail. We know whats not in it: the many Apple Intelligence changes that iOS 18.3 brought to the most recent iPhones. Only the iPhone 15 Pro, Pro Max and iPhone 16 series are compatible with Apple Intelligence.So, the new version most likely is there to fix something that didnt quite take in the first release, something that only the iPhone 11 series somehow continued to find a problem.The notes only point to issues other iPhones have seen fixed in the latest update, that is, these three things. First, the Calculator app now repeats the last mathematical operation when you tap the equals sign, something which it used to do before, and now can again. Second, it fixes an issue where the keyboard might disappear when initiating a typed Siri request. And third, the update Resolves an issue where audio playback continues until the song ends, even after closing Apple Music. Sucha weird one, that.If you have an iPhone 11 series, even if you upgraded to iOS 18.3 already, Apple is recommending you install this new version. As the similarity of build numbers suggests, its very close to the last one, only this time itll fix things, lets hope.