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- 6. 6 Store photo Add photo storage with massive capacity Connect to 3rd party social media Use single sign-on with Facebook or Twitter Send push notification Push notifications to individuals users and dynamic audience segments Has Mobile reporting Add real time actionable analytics to increase app usage What will we build ? Photo-sharing app that will..
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- 18. 18 Store photo Add photo storage with massive capacity Connect to 3rd party social media Use single sign-on with Facebook or Twitter Send push notification Push notifications to individuals users and dynamic audience segments Has Mobile reporting Add real time actionable analytics to increase app usage We have built.. Photo-sharing app that will..
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