All articles tagged with #ai powered
The article highlights various laptops powered by Snapdragon X Series processors, designed to boost productivity, creativity, and security in 2026, with features like expandable storage, long battery life, AI integration, and portability, catering to different user needs from casual use to professional creation.
The article highlights various laptops powered by Snapdragon X Series processors, designed to enhance productivity, creativity, and security in 2026, with features like expandable storage, long battery life, AI tools, and portability to suit different user needs.
The article highlights various laptops powered by Snapdragon X Series processors, designed to help users achieve their New Year's goals in 2026 through features like AI-enabled performance, long battery life, and versatile designs for productivity, creativity, and security.
Perplexity has redesigned its iPad app to enhance research capabilities, making it more native to iPadOS with features like split-view and a larger interface, aiming to attract students and professionals and grow its paid subscriber base.
The article highlights various laptops powered by Snapdragon X Series processors, designed to boost productivity, creativity, and security in 2026, with features like expandable storage, long battery life, AI integration, and portability, catering to different user needs from casual use to professional creation.
Google Translate is introducing a new model picker feature on iOS that allows users to choose between 'Advanced' for high-accuracy translations and 'Fast' for quicker results, with the option currently available in select languages and on some iOS devices.
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy reviews the latest smart home gadgets from Amazon and Google, including new AI-enhanced smart displays, speakers, and security cameras, and hosts an AMA to discuss their features and implications.
Google is launching Gemini, a new AI-powered voice assistant that replaces Google Assistant on all its smart speakers and devices, offering more natural language understanding and contextual awareness, with a broader rollout planned for next year and enhanced features available through a new subscription service.
Amazon announced the rollout of Alexa+ to its new Fire TV devices, enhancing user experience with advanced AI capabilities such as complex questions, tailored recommendations, scene search, and live sports updates. The company also introduced new Fire TV hardware, including the Fire TV 2-Series, 4-Series, Omni QLED TVs, and the Fire TV 4K Select stick, all featuring improvements like auto-brightness, clearer dialogue, and faster performance.
Amazon has launched a new line of advanced Echo devices designed specifically for Alexa+, featuring custom silicon chips, Omnisense sensor fusion, and improved audio and display technology to enhance personalized, proactive AI experiences in the home. The lineup includes the Echo Dot Max, Echo Studio, Echo Show 8, and Echo Show 11, all supporting seamless smart home integration and new features like Alexa+ Store for discovering services and devices. These devices aim to provide richer interactions, better sound, and smarter home management, with availability starting in late October and November.
YouTube has officially launched its multi-language audio feature for all creators, allowing them to add dubbed audio tracks in different languages using AI technology, which helps expand their reach globally. The feature, which began as a pilot in 2023, has shown success with increased watch time and views, and is now available to all creators, along with testing of multi-language thumbnails to further cater to international audiences.
Google Translate is introducing new AI-driven features to enhance language learning and real-time communication, including tailored practice sessions for learners and live conversation translation in over 70 languages, aiming to compete with apps like Duolingo.
Swedish startup Lovable, known for its AI-driven website and app builder, has reached over $100 million in annual recurring revenue within just eight months of launch, driven by a growing user base and subscription model, despite some revenue fluctuations and strategic changes like introducing a new Business tier to attract larger enterprise clients.
The article explores the competitive landscape of web browsers in 2025, highlighting new and upcoming alternatives to Chrome and Safari, including AI-powered browsers like Comet, Dia, and Neon, privacy-focused options such as Brave, DuckDuckGo, and Ladybird, as well as niche browsers like Opera Air, SigmaOS, and Zen Browser, each offering unique features aimed at enhancing user experience, privacy, and well-being.
OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, is preparing to launch a new AI-powered web browser aimed at challenging Google's Chrome dominance, signaling increased competition in the browser market.