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Perplexity Assistant for Android With Image Analysis and Web Search Introduced
Perplexity introduced a virtual assistant for Android devices on Thursday. Powered by the company’s answer engine, the artificial intelligence (AI) assistant can answer questions, generate messages, as well as perform some app-based tasks as well. Additionally, the Perplexity Assistant also has multimodal capabilities and can access the user’s ...
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WhatsApp Lets Beta Testers Log on to WhatsApp Web Using Phone Number, Developing New Chat Filters Feature
WhatsApp is now allowing beta testers on Android to log on to WhatsApp Web using their phone number, instead of scanning a QR code with their smartphone. The Meta-owned messaging service is also working on filters designed to improved chat management on a recent beta version of WhatsApp for Android.
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Google Lens Integration With Search on Desktop for Web in Works: Report
Google Lens may soon be available on Google Search on desktop as a user has reportedly found the icon while surfing in Incognito Mode on Chrome.
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Zoom Vulnerability Could Let Websites Turn on Your Mac's Cameras Without Permission
A zero-day vulnerability present in the popular video conferencing app Zoom has come to light. The vulnerability allows any malicious website to forcibly join a Mac user to a Zoom call with video camera activated.
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Microsoft Visual Search Comes to Bing, Edge, Launcher Apps to Take on Google Lens
This feature is live only for the US users for now using the Bing app on iOS and Android, and Microsoft Launcher for Android.
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WhatsApp Web Now Supports Document Sharing
Users can now send documents from the WhatsApp Web client.
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New App Provides a 360-Degree View
Bubbli, a stealth Silicon Valley start-up that is inventing a new type of photographic experience it calls "bubbles," gave an early demonstration of the technology at the TED conference in Long Beach, Calif. The "bubbles" are 360-degree images that take advantage of the location, accelerometer and camera capabilities of mobile phones. They can als...
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Perplexity Assistant for Android With Image Analysis and Web Search Introduced
Perplexity introduced a virtual assistant for Android devices on Thursday. Powered by the company’s answer engine, the artificial intelligence (AI) assistant can answer questions, generate messages, as well as perform some app-based tasks as well. Additionally, the Perplexity Assistant also has multimodal capabilities and can access the user’s ...
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WhatsApp Lets Beta Testers Log on to WhatsApp Web Using Phone Number, Developing New Chat Filters Feature
WhatsApp is now allowing beta testers on Android to log on to WhatsApp Web using their phone number, instead of scanning a QR code with their smartphone. The Meta-owned messaging service is also working on filters designed to improved chat management on a recent beta version of WhatsApp for Android.
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Google Lens Integration With Search on Desktop for Web in Works: Report
Google Lens may soon be available on Google Search on desktop as a user has reportedly found the icon while surfing in Incognito Mode on Chrome.
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Zoom Vulnerability Could Let Websites Turn on Your Mac's Cameras Without Permission
A zero-day vulnerability present in the popular video conferencing app Zoom has come to light. The vulnerability allows any malicious website to forcibly join a Mac user to a Zoom call with video camera activated.
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Microsoft Visual Search Comes to Bing, Edge, Launcher Apps to Take on Google Lens
This feature is live only for the US users for now using the Bing app on iOS and Android, and Microsoft Launcher for Android.
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WhatsApp Web Now Supports Document Sharing
Users can now send documents from the WhatsApp Web client.
-
New App Provides a 360-Degree View
Bubbli, a stealth Silicon Valley start-up that is inventing a new type of photographic experience it calls "bubbles," gave an early demonstration of the technology at the TED conference in Long Beach, Calif. The "bubbles" are 360-degree images that take advantage of the location, accelerometer and camera capabilities of mobile phones. They can als...
