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PARIS: Elon Musk has suggested charging all users of his social media platform X, which would be the biggest shake-up since he took over the site then known as Twitter last October, but experts say he might struggle to get users on board.

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This time last year, hardly anyone in the US knew what Temu was. Now, as American consumers grapple with runaway inflation, the bargain shopping app backed by a Chinese tech company is on a tear, with sales exceeding rival Shein.

After the ChatGPT success, apps with the term AI Chatbot or AI Chat in either their app name,...

"The public launch of OpenAIs ChatGPT product has created a consumer-facing artificial intelligence gold rush, including in the realm of mobile apps," said Adam Blacker, VP, Insights at Apptopia. 📲 After ChatGPT Success, Over 150 AI Chatbot Apps Launched in Q1 of 2023, User Spending Up 4,000%.

AI photo apps: over? AI-powered photo apps like Lensa AI’s “magic avatars” and others that promise to turn text into images have gone viral on the App Store in recent months. Apptopia data shows consumer interest in AI photo apps has fallen as quickly as it rose. The firm tracked download growth and in-app spending …

ByteDance flagship social media outfit TikTok has generated enough revenue from In-App Purchases than 4 of its peers combined.

As ChatGPT rises in popularity, Lensa AI and other photo apps have downward download and consumer spending trends.

New data reveals that photo editing app trend may already be over, following the success of Lensa AI last year.

New data from app intelligence firm Apptopia indicates consumer interest in AI photo apps has fallen as quickly as it rose.