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Salesforce boasts: 50% of bookings were from 'customers refilling the tank... they consume Flex Credits, they want more'

Announcing upbeat financials and a new offering with AI posterchild Anthropic, Salesforce has begun to drip-feed plans for how it might get customers to spend more as they deploy AI.

The CRM giant has been among the victims of the so-called SaaSpocalypse, which sees widespread business application software replaced or diminished by AI models which interact directly with business data. Flawed or not, the notion has tanked Salesforce’s share price by more than 20 percent this year, but its Q2 results, for the period ending July 31, caused some cheer, at least among shareholders.

As well as trumpeting revenue of $11.3 billion, up 11 percent on a year ago and beating analysts' expectations, the CRM giant announced a new tie-in with AI model builder Anthropic.

The two companies have teamed up to announce Claudeforce, which claims to bring Claude’s services together with Salesforce’s enterprise data, workflows, governance and business logic....

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What's The Difference Between Your iPhone's Do Not Disturb And Focus Modes?

Your iPhone has more ways to silence notifications than you realize. Filipe Espósito for Engadget Notifications can get really annoying, especially during a meeting or at bedtime. The good news is that your iPhone has plenty of ways to silence and suppress them: Do Not Disturb, Focus modes and, of

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Spanish Grand Prix: How to Watch the F1 Race Today

Round 14 of the 2026 Formula One season sees the drivers enter the unknown as they take on a Madrid street circuit making its first appearance on the F1 schedule. Our Picks Bottom Line Apple TV now costs $15 per month in the US for the standalone, ad-free streaming service.

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Quote of the day by Motorola's cell phone pioneer Martin Cooper: 'People want to talk to other people — not a house, or an office, or a car' — blueprinting the start of a new era of communications

The American engineer Mark Cooper is considered one of the leading pioneers of the wireless communications industry, envisioning a world in which people would communicate wherever they were and not from fixed locations. Without his work in the mid-20th century, the mobile communications industry would arguably be non-existent. Hello Moto

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A Look Inside My Career As A B2B Product Marketing Manager in IT (Part 1)

Hi! My name is Anya. I run the Product Pulse Telegram channel, work as a PMM in tech (B2B to be precise), and also consult on marketing, product, and career-related topics. Today, I’m going to tell you all about my career path and share some of my tips — and

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What's The Difference Between Your iPhone's Do Not Disturb And Focus Modes?

Spanish Grand Prix: How to Watch the F1 Race Today

Quote of the day by Motorola's cell phone pioneer Martin Cooper: 'People want to talk to other people &mdash; not a house, or an office, or a car' &mdash; blueprinting the start of a new era of communications

A Look Inside My Career As A B2B Product Marketing Manager in IT (Part 1)

Quote of the day by Motorola's cell phone pioneer Martin Cooper: 'People want to talk to other people — not a house, or an office, or a car' — blueprinting the start of a new era of communications