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Find Mining App Officially Launches on Google Play, Allowing Users to Start Cloud Mining for Free and Easily Mine Bitcoin and Dogecoin
Find Mining App Officially Launches on Google Play, Allowing Users to Start Cloud Mining for Free and Easily Mine Bitcoin and Dogecoin

Globe and Mail

time13-07-2025

  • Business
  • Globe and Mail

Find Mining App Officially Launches on Google Play, Allowing Users to Start Cloud Mining for Free and Easily Mine Bitcoin and Dogecoin

Find Mining integrates AI and green energy to advance blockchain mining infrastructure toward smart, sustainable, and inclusive growth. Find Mining, a global leader in green cloud mining, announced today that its official mobile application is now available on Google Play. This launch marks another major milestone in the company's strategy to build an inclusive, accessible computing infrastructure for the digital economy. The app is designed for global individual users and reflects Find Mining's ongoing commitment to advancing equitable participation, environmental sustainability, and intelligent technology integration in the crypto mining sector. The Find Mining platform is powered by an AI-driven architecture that dynamically allocates mining resources across multiple cryptocurrencies based on real-time market conditions, maximizing hash power efficiency. Supported by a global network of 135 green data centers across 175 countries and regions, the platform eliminates the need for users to invest in hardware, manage technical setups, or bear high energy costs—significantly lowering the barriers to entry for crypto mining. New users receive a $15 bonus upon registration, making cloud mining accessible to everyone. With the Find Mining App, users are not required to purchase mining hardware, configure computing resources, or have any blockchain expertise. A simple email registration is all it takes to receive a $15 mining bonus and instantly begin a personalized cloud mining journey. Find Mining is committed to lowering barriers and simplifying the process, empowering users around the world to easily participate in the digital asset era—transforming smartphones into mining tools. Start Cloud Mining in Three Simple Steps Step 1 — Create an Account and Receive a $15 Bonus Visit or download the Find Mining App on Google Play. Complete the registration process to receive $15 worth of cloud mining power instantly. Step 2 — Choose a Mining Plan and Customize Your Strategy Select from a range of mining plans based on your budget and risk preferences. Options are available for both beginners and advanced users, with earnings updated daily. Some public examples: Contract Minimum Investment Duration Estimated Total Return Starter Trial $15 1 day $15.6 New User Test $100 2 days $108 Short-Term Plan $1,000 7 days $1,110 Mid-Term Plan $5,000 20 days $6,580 Enhanced Plan $12,800 30 days $19,366 Advanced User $23,000 35 days $37,490 Disclaimer: The above figures are for illustrative purposes only. Estimated profits may vary depending on network performance and market fluctuations. For more stable income plan options, please visit the official website: Step 3 — Let the System Run Automatically and Earn Passive Income No manual intervention is required. The cloud mining system operates automatically in the background, allowing users to monitor mining data and account balances in real time. Key Features and Highlights New users receive a $15 bonus upon registration, and can earn an additional $0.60 daily by simply logging in—offering a truly zero-barrier way to experience steady income growth through cloud mining. AI-Powered Hashrate Allocation for Optimized Returns The platform leverages built-in AI algorithms to monitor real-time market performance and mining difficulty across supported cryptocurrencies. It dynamically allocates computing power to leading mineable assets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Litecoin (LTC), and Dogecoin (DOGE), helping users automatically maximize potential returns. 135 Green Data Centers Worldwide Find Mining operates 135 professional cloud mining facilities across the globe, with the majority powered by renewable energy sources such as hydro and solar. The company is committed to reducing carbon emissions and aligning with global ESG sustainability goals. Green computing infrastructure remains one of the platform's core competitive advantages. Flexible Multi-Currency Mining with Real-Time Settlement Users can customize their mining strategies by combining different cryptocurrencies and hashrate plans based on their preferences. The system automatically calculates and credits mining earnings daily. All data is transparent, traceable, and users can withdraw or reinvest their earnings at any time. Global User Network with 24/7 Support Find Mining currently serves over 9.4 million registered users across 175 countries and regions. The platform offers a multilingual interface and around-the-clock customer support, ensuring a seamless experience for users worldwide. Broad User Coverage — Cloud Mining Made Accessible for Everyone Find Mining is designed with everyday users in mind and is ideal for the following groups: Crypto beginners-- Mine effortlessly with zero technical background and no hardware required. Office workers and freelancers-- Earn extra income by making use of idle time throughout the day. Families and retirees --Participate in the growth of the green digital economy from the comfort of home. Long-term investors --Diversify asset allocation while benefiting from stable cloud-based mining returns. About Find Mining Founded in 2018 and headquartered in London, UK, Find Mining is a global leader in green cloud mining services. The company operates 135 renewable-energy-powered mining facilities worldwide, with a service network spanning 175 countries and regions. With over 9.4 million registered users, Find Mining is committed to building a secure, compliant, and transparent cloud computing infrastructure—advancing an inclusive and sustainable future for the digital mining ecosystem. Official Website: Official App: [Download on Google Play] Disclaimer: The information provided in this press release does not constitute an investment solicitation, nor does it constitute investment advice, financial advice, or a trading recommendation. Cryptocurrency mining and staking involve risks and may result in loss of funds. It is strongly recommended that you perform due diligence before investing or trading in cryptocurrencies and securities, including consulting a professional financial advisor.

Take a rare look inside the lab where Apple tests the durability of its new iPhone models
Take a rare look inside the lab where Apple tests the durability of its new iPhone models

Phone Arena

time05-07-2025

  • Phone Arena

Take a rare look inside the lab where Apple tests the durability of its new iPhone models

According to Counterpoint, Apple has 200 durability labs that it uses to put hardware through extremely rough tests to make sure that products like the iPhone can survive real-life usage. It's these tests that are run inside the labs that allow iPhone units to retain 40% more value than Android phones in the market for refurbished devices. Counterpoint also points out that the iPhone owns a 56% share of the global refurbished smartphone market. It's not just the iPhone that holds more value than its rival, non-Apple devices. Counterpoint says that similar performance is seen with other products such as the Mac, iPad, Apple Watch, and AirPods. Counterpoint took notes of what it saw during its walk through one of Apple's durability labs. The first tests that Counterpoint mentioned covered how these products would hold up in different environments. An iPhone gets tested for water resistance from rain. | Image credit-Apple With Apple devices available in over 175 countries, the company tests how warm and humid conditions affect its products. Counterpoint spotted a test to see how 100 hours of exposure to salt affects Apple devices. Apple also exposes Apple products to sand from the Arizona desert to see how the iPhone responds when fine sand particles find a home inside the iPhone's speaker grille or charging port. Other tests used artificial versions of sweat and earwax created in the lab to see how these products hold up to constant exposure of the real things. A drop test measures an iPhone's ability to survive an accidental drop. | Image credit-Counterpoint Many of you are probably interested in learning how Apple tests its products to determines how they hold up to liquid and water exposure. In its labs, Apple simulates rain and other conditions that reveal the level of water resistance on individual products. First is the drip ceiling test which might not be actual rain, but is an incredible simulation. If the device passes this test, it is eligible for an IP X5 rating. The X means that the product has not been tested for dust resistance. Apple also tests its devices to see how they stand up to vibrations. | Image credit-Apple The next test measures how Apple's devices stand up to high pressure water jets from a distance. Passing this test gives this product an IP X6 rating. Apple tests for IPX7 and IPX8 ratings by using a pressurized tank simulating water depths of up to one meter and six meters, respectively. While this protection is valid for iPhones being submerged in clear water, the company tests other liquids, including sodas, juices, sunscreens, and perfumes. The maximum IP score available on the most recently released iPhone 16 series is the IP68 Ingress Protection rating for the iPhone 16 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro Max. This rating means that these handsets are impervious to dust and can be submerged in up to over 19 feet of clear liquid for up to 30 minutes. The next series of tests measures how Apple products respond to drops. Counterpoint says that an "accidental drop" is among the top three reasons why a phone needs to be repaired. Counterpoint saw tests "simulating a variety of randomized, accidental drops that Apple products may experience in everyday use." To help with the drop tests. Apple has created a klutzy robot that drops devices at various angles and on various surfaces including asphalt, particle, and granite boards. Each drop is analyzed by Apple using a special app used by company engineers. The last test measures how Apple devices stand up to vibrations. Products are placed on a table that recreates the different types of vibrations that these products might face in transit or during other conditions. Counterpoint says that it was impressed with Apple's attention to detail, along with the large number of iPhone units tested before launch. The report says that Apple will test at least 10,000 handsets before unveiling the latest models. The iPhone 17 series, expected to include the ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air, should be introduced in early September and released later that same month. Secure your connection now at a bargain price! We may earn a commission if you make a purchase Check Out The Offer

The Operating System of Commerce: By Sam Boboev
The Operating System of Commerce: By Sam Boboev

Finextra

time11-05-2025

  • Business
  • Finextra

The Operating System of Commerce: By Sam Boboev

This edition of Fintech Wrap Up dives into Shopify's expansive product ecosystem, business strategy, financial performance, and how new bets like B2B, payments, cross-border tools and AI are shaping its future Shopify is no longer just an ecommerce website builder — it's evolved into a global commerce operating system powering millions of businesses across 175+ countries. In Q1 2025, Shopify posted $2.4B in revenue (+27% YoY) and processed $292B in GMV for 2024, proving its model of growing alongside its merchants is working. The company is expanding aggressively into enterprise, B2B, offline retail, and cross-border commerce, while layering on fintech products like payments, lending, and bill pay. Shopify Payments now processes 62% of GMV, the Shop app drives customer acquisition, and Shopify Magic brings AI-powered automation to merchants. With only ~2% penetration of its $849B revenue opportunity, and seven straight quarters of positive free cash flow, Shopify is balancing rapid growth with disciplined profitability. It's building the infrastructure to power every kind of sale — online, in-store, B2B, global — cementing its role as the backbone of modern commerce. Shopify's Bold Play for 'Every Corner of Commerce' Shopify's scale in commerce is staggering. The company reported $2.4 billion in revenue in Q1 2025, a 27% year-over-year jump. Gross merchandise volume (GMV) flowing through Shopify's platform continues to surge — since its 2006 launch, Shopify has facilitated over $1.2 trillion in global commerce. In 2024 alone, more than 875 million unique shoppers purchased from Shopify merchants. Shopify now powers millions of merchants across 175+ countries, giving it an over 12% share of the U.S. ecommerce market — an extraordinary penetration for a company that started as a tiny Canadian snowboard shop's website. Shopify's growth at scale is notably robust. In 2023, revenue grew about 20%, and in 2024 it accelerated to 24% year-over-year. GMV has also expanded at ~26% yearly in recent years, reaching roughly $292 billion in 2024 GMV. This means Shopify is not only growing, but gaining market share in global retail. As management notes, the company has sustained 20%+ GMV and revenue growth at scale for the past two years — a feat in a maturing ecommerce landscape. Shopify's model of sharing in merchant success ('when our merchants become more successful, Shopify becomes more successful') is clearly working. Shopify Snapshot (Q1 2025): Shopify's recent investor deck highlights its scale and growth — $2.4B revenue in Q1 2025 (27% YoY), $1.2T in total commerce since inception, 875M+ shoppers in 2024, and >12% of U.S. ecommerce share. These figures underscore Shopify's outsize presence in global commerce.* From Online Stores to a Unified Commerce Operating System How did Shopify get here? By relentlessly expanding its platform's scope. Shopify started with online storefronts, but today it has evolved into a 'unified operating system for commerce anywhere, anytime'. Over 90% of Shopify merchants now sell through two or more channels – not just their online website, but also brick-and-mortar point-of-sale, marketplaces, social media, pop-up shops, etc.. Shopify's platform knits together these channels so that a merchant can run an omnichannel business with a single unified back-end. This unified approach extends across the front-office and back-office. Shopify provides tools for online and offline commerce, for selling direct-to-consumer (DTC) as well as B2B wholesale, for reaching customers on desktop or mobile, domestically or globally. The company often describes its offering as a retail operating system that combines storefronts, payment processing, inventory and order management, shipping, marketing, and more. In short, Shopify aims to let merchants of any size run every aspect of their business in one place. Crucially, Shopify has been expanding upmarket from its small-business roots. At the time of its IPO (2015), Shopify primarily served SMBs selling online in North America. Today, the platform caters to large enterprises, supports offline retail, enables B2B commerce, and has a growing footprint internationally. Shopify's enterprise offering (branded Shopify Plus, along with headless commerce solutions like Hydrogen/Oxygen) is gaining traction. The company notes that its enterprise-level offerings — whether full-stack, headless, or composable — are now widely recognized, backed by a 'powerful go-to-market strategy'. In other words, Shopify is winning larger clients and being taken seriously as an enterprise commerce platform, not just an SMB tool. ---------

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