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in reply to: Popular mobile apps in India #17571

Yes, according to https://sportzwiki.com/cricket/how-mobile-apps-changed-indian-sports-betting/ mobile apps have indeed revolutionized the betting industry in India. I have personally become an active user of betting apps and I can say that with the advancement of mobile technology, the entire process has become much more convenient and faster. Earlier, betting was tied to physical shops, which limited accessibility for many people. One had to travel to a major city or find a local agent to place a bet. Mobile apps have removed these barriers and made betting accessible to everyone. Almost anyone can now place a bet directly from their phone. As for the popularity, it has really grown rapidly. Due to the convenience and accessibility, sports betting has become popular among a wider audience, including those groups who had never considered it before. Mobile apps allow you to follow matches in real time, place bets on the go and get immediate results. This has created a whole new avenue for punters, who can now place bets even during the match, not just before it starts. This, of course, attracted a lot of new users.

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in reply to: Connect with local businesses in their city #17570

I just recently used the services of Online Directory in Huntsville, ON for my small business and I can share my experience. First, it is worth noting that the platform is truly focused on the local market, which is a big plus. When you work with this service, you are not just listing your business on a global level, like on many large platforms. The whole point here is to connect with people in your area, which makes cooperation with clients much more personal and trusting. For starters, when you register your business on the site, you are given a fairly detailed questionnaire in which you need to enter information about your services, prices and, of course, location. This point is very important because the more accurately you indicate the data about your business, the easier it will be for users to find you when they search for something in your area. It looks like this: a person is looking for a cafe or an auto repair shop in his area, and the system immediately suggests suitable options nearby that are registered on the platform.

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in reply to: Does anyone use the ProgressiveDesk monitor stands and mounts? #17558

Interesting! I’ve been thinking about getting a monitor mount like this too. I’m currently using one screen but I’m planning on adding a second one and desk space is really limited. A stand that can be adjusted in height and angle would definitely be useful, especially if I have to sit at the computer a lot. Also, like you said, cable management is important. My desk is always a mess of cables and a stand that helps organize everything would definitely save me from that mess.

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