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GitHub Copilot Free Version With 2,000 Code Completion Per Month Launched for All Developers
GitHub launched a free tier of the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Copilot on Wednesday. The platform’s Copilot is geared towards coding-related tasks and comes with several third-party agents, extensions and features such as multi-file editing. The free version of the chatbot comes with higher rate limits in code completions and chat messag...
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OpenAI Advanced Voice Mode With Human-Like Emotive Speech Rolling Out to All Paid ChatGPT Users
OpenAI rolled out the Advanced Voice Mode feature to all the paid users of ChatGPT on Tuesday. The feature was first unveiled at the OpenAI Spring Updates event in May and was touted as a human-like voice chat experience where the artificial intelligence (AI) can express emotions, modulate the voice, and react to what the user is saying.
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Snapchat Introduces Editable Chats, Emoji Reactions and More Features
Snapchat is introducing new features that will allow its users to interact with the platform in newer ways and improve existing experiences. There are a couple of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered features as well, and all of these are gradually being rolled out. Some of these features will only be available to the Snapchat+ paid subscribers.
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Google Chat Rolls Out Cross-Platform Messaging With Microsoft Teams, Slack: How It Works
Google Chat will now allow sending messages to Microsoft Teams and Slack with its new interoperability support. The cross-platform messaging feature was first announced by the tech giant at the Google Cloud Next 2023 event, but so far the feature was available only in beta to a limited number of users. With the new update, now all the paid subscrib...
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Beeper for Android Update Brings Revamped Design, New Features
Beeper for Android is now in beta as the company begins testing a revamped version of its messaging app, with a revamped design and new features. Users will be able to pick between Material You and OLED Black themes, while the Beeper app for Android now supports native features like chat bubbles and lets you add new services from the mobile app, ac...
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Snapchat for Web Announced, Brings Video Calling and Chatting to Browser: Details
Snap has launched the Snapchat for Web service to let users share snaps and chat with their friends using their desktops and laptops. The service will be currently available for paid subscribers of the social media platform in the US, UK, Canada, and all Snapchat users in Australia, and New Zealand.
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Telegram Needs Only Few Paid Subscribers to Cover Costs, Says Founder Pavel Durov
The beauty of Telegram Premium is that if just 2.5 percent to 3 percent of our users sign up for this subscription, Telegram will cover its costs, supported purely by its users, said founder Pavel Durov he said on Telegram on Tuesday.
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Telegram Premium Paid Subscription Plan to Launch in June, Says Founder Pavel Durov
Messaging app Telegram will launch a paid subscription plan for its users this month. Users who will opt for Telegram Premium will get a higher limit for chats, media and file uploads, says founder Pavel Durov.
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Google Workspace Tools Now Available to All Users With a Google Account
Users can head over to the Gmail inbox to enable Google Chat and access the features for free including the new collaboration tool in Rooms. These features have been available for paid users, but now all Google account holders can access it for free.
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Google Workspace Individual Unveiled as Paid Upgrade for Businesses Using Gmail Addresses
Google unveiled an option for small businesses to upgrade their Gmail accounts for greater calendaring, video chat, and email newsletter functionalities.
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Mumbai-Based Flock Continues to Target Slack, Bets on Automation Instead of Bots
After a couple of years of free service aimed at growth, Flock has finally launched a paid version, and according to the company, that's growing fast.
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YouTube Opens Mobile Live Streaming to Creators With Over 10,000 Subscribers, Launches Paid 'Super Chat' Feature
Google-owned YouTube has supported live streaming of video through computers for about six years.
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GitHub Copilot Free Version With 2,000 Code Completion Per Month Launched for All Developers
GitHub launched a free tier of the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Copilot on Wednesday. The platform’s Copilot is geared towards coding-related tasks and comes with several third-party agents, extensions and features such as multi-file editing. The free version of the chatbot comes with higher rate limits in code completions and chat messag...
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OpenAI Advanced Voice Mode With Human-Like Emotive Speech Rolling Out to All Paid ChatGPT Users
OpenAI rolled out the Advanced Voice Mode feature to all the paid users of ChatGPT on Tuesday. The feature was first unveiled at the OpenAI Spring Updates event in May and was touted as a human-like voice chat experience where the artificial intelligence (AI) can express emotions, modulate the voice, and react to what the user is saying.
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Snapchat Introduces Editable Chats, Emoji Reactions and More Features
Snapchat is introducing new features that will allow its users to interact with the platform in newer ways and improve existing experiences. There are a couple of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered features as well, and all of these are gradually being rolled out. Some of these features will only be available to the Snapchat+ paid subscribers.
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Google Chat Rolls Out Cross-Platform Messaging With Microsoft Teams, Slack: How It Works
Google Chat will now allow sending messages to Microsoft Teams and Slack with its new interoperability support. The cross-platform messaging feature was first announced by the tech giant at the Google Cloud Next 2023 event, but so far the feature was available only in beta to a limited number of users. With the new update, now all the paid subscrib...
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Beeper for Android Update Brings Revamped Design, New Features
Beeper for Android is now in beta as the company begins testing a revamped version of its messaging app, with a revamped design and new features. Users will be able to pick between Material You and OLED Black themes, while the Beeper app for Android now supports native features like chat bubbles and lets you add new services from the mobile app, ac...
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Snapchat for Web Announced, Brings Video Calling and Chatting to Browser: Details
Snap has launched the Snapchat for Web service to let users share snaps and chat with their friends using their desktops and laptops. The service will be currently available for paid subscribers of the social media platform in the US, UK, Canada, and all Snapchat users in Australia, and New Zealand.
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Telegram Needs Only Few Paid Subscribers to Cover Costs, Says Founder Pavel Durov
The beauty of Telegram Premium is that if just 2.5 percent to 3 percent of our users sign up for this subscription, Telegram will cover its costs, supported purely by its users, said founder Pavel Durov he said on Telegram on Tuesday.
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Telegram Premium Paid Subscription Plan to Launch in June, Says Founder Pavel Durov
Messaging app Telegram will launch a paid subscription plan for its users this month. Users who will opt for Telegram Premium will get a higher limit for chats, media and file uploads, says founder Pavel Durov.
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Google Workspace Tools Now Available to All Users With a Google Account
Users can head over to the Gmail inbox to enable Google Chat and access the features for free including the new collaboration tool in Rooms. These features have been available for paid users, but now all Google account holders can access it for free.
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Google Workspace Individual Unveiled as Paid Upgrade for Businesses Using Gmail Addresses
Google unveiled an option for small businesses to upgrade their Gmail accounts for greater calendaring, video chat, and email newsletter functionalities.
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Mumbai-Based Flock Continues to Target Slack, Bets on Automation Instead of Bots
After a couple of years of free service aimed at growth, Flock has finally launched a paid version, and according to the company, that's growing fast.
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YouTube Opens Mobile Live Streaming to Creators With Over 10,000 Subscribers, Launches Paid 'Super Chat' Feature
Google-owned YouTube has supported live streaming of video through computers for about six years.
