According to @QCompounding, Alphabet (GOOGL) has a return on invested capital (ROIC) of 32.1%, generates revenue mainly from advertising, owns YouTube and Android, and invests in AI and other technology projects, source: @QCompounding.

According to @AnthropicAI, their remote MCP servers are now accessible via iOS and Android for paid plan users, enabling mobile management and potential integration with AI-driven crypto trading tools. This development could increase flexibility for traders utilizing AnthropicAI solutions to automate and monitor cryptocurrency strategies on-the-go, potentially enhancing trading responsiveness and decision-making capabilities (source: @AnthropicAI).

According to DeepLearning.AI, Replit has upgraded its agent-driven mobile app, enabling the generation and deployment of iOS and Android applications. Previously limited to simple Python programs, the app now facilitates the creation of mobile apps through natural language prompts, powered by Replit Agent and models such as Claude 3.5 Sonnet. This advancement allows traders and developers to rapidly prototype and deploy mobile applications, potentially accelerating development cycles and reducing time-to-market for mobile software solutions.

According to @RetroGameCorps, the Flycast standalone emulator now supports online Dreamcast gameplay on PC, Mac, Android, and iOS through development builds. This update includes support for 20 games, such as Quake, enhancing gaming options across multiple platforms. These advancements may influence the trading dynamics of retro gaming assets and related technologies.

According to Greeks.live, traders can download the GreeksLive trading app from the provided link. Android users can find the download link on the lower left of the page, while iOS users can access the app via Testflight on the lower right. It is recommended for iOS users to enable the auto-update feature in Testflight to ensure they always have the latest version without manual updates.