AI assistant

AppWizard
November 30, 2025
Fireshine Games has released a new horror game titled AILA, a "psy-tech horror adventure" where players assume the role of a game tester accompanied by an AI assistant. The game features nightmarish scenarios, puzzles, and resource management, drawing inspiration from titles like Resident Evil and Amnesia. To celebrate the launch, Fireshine Games is giving away ten Steam keys until December 18, with winners notified via email. AILA is currently available on Steam at a 20% discount, priced at .99 / £19.99 until December 9.
Winsage
November 28, 2025
Microsoft has ceased support for Windows 10, prompting users to upgrade to Windows 11 Pro, which is currently available for .97, reduced from the standard retail price of 9. Windows 11 Pro enhances performance and security, offering a boost in speed and efficiency, particularly on older machines, with improved multitasking and reduced start-up times. It features advanced security measures, including hardware-level safeguards and Smart App Control, to protect against malicious software. The upgrade includes Copilot, an AI assistant that aids in various tasks, and the digital license remains active for life once redeemed.
AppWizard
November 26, 2025
The Libby app allows users to access library books from home, requiring a valid library card for setup. It has evolved from its original version, Overdrive, and integrates well with Android devices. Users can borrow books easily through the app, which is available on the Google Play Store. E-readers like Onyx Boox and Bigme are recommended for use with Libby, particularly the Boox Palma. Transferring library data from an old e-reader to a new one is simple with the Libby app. The app offers various categories for browsing books, a waitlist feature for checked-out titles, and a search function for specific authors or titles. Recent updates include an AI assistant for discovering new books. Libby is ad-free and prioritizes user privacy, making it a valuable resource for readers, especially during the holiday season.
Winsage
November 23, 2025
Microsoft is encouraging users to transition from Windows 10 to Windows 11, emphasizing its integration of artificial intelligence (AI) throughout the platform. The company aims to transform Windows into a “canvas for AI” with AI agents accessible from the taskbar to assist with tasks like background research and file management. However, user reception has been negative, with many expressing concerns about the new features on platforms like Reddit, suggesting alternatives like Linux. Despite the backlash, Microsoft continues to promote significant design changes, including the central placement of the Copilot AI assistant on the taskbar and enhancements to Windows File Explorer. The push for voice interaction aims to allow more natural communication with PCs, but raises privacy concerns regarding third-party access to personal files. Early reviews of the AI features have been mixed, with some users reporting ineffective experiences.
AppWizard
November 21, 2025
Perplexity has launched its Comet AI web browser for Android devices, following its desktop version release in October. The Comet browser is designed to assist users with various tasks, including summarizing content from individual and multiple tabs, facilitating online shopping based on user specifications, and interacting with online textbooks to extract information and generate quizzes. It is available for download on the Google Play Store.
AppWizard
November 21, 2025
Android Auto users can now use Google's Gemini AI assistant, which offers a conversational voice assistant for tasks like directions, managing messages, and errands. To access Gemini, users need to download a dedicated app on their Android devices, which will then appear on the car's infotainment display. Activation can be done by saying “Hey Google,” tapping the microphone icon, or long-pressing the voice control button. Gemini is exclusive to Android Auto and is not available for Apple CarPlay. Future updates may bring Gemini to vehicles with built-in Android operating systems. The assistant can handle complex tasks, engage in casual conversation, and help with various requests while keeping drivers focused on the road. However, there are concerns about potential cognitive distraction from using voice assistants in vehicles.
AppWizard
November 21, 2025
Perplexity has launched its AI-powered browser, Comet, for Android users, integrating a built-in AI assistant for interactive content engagement. Comet is one of the first AI-centric mobile browsers, following its desktop release for Perplexity Max subscribers. The Android version includes features like voice mode for conversational interactions and the ability to request web content summaries, but it currently lacks syncing for browsing history and bookmarks between mobile and desktop. Future updates are planned to include syncing capabilities, a fully agentic voice mode, and a built-in password manager. Users can still use Android's existing password management features while using the browser.
Winsage
November 20, 2025
Microsoft's Windows 11 has introduced Copilot, an AI assistant aimed at enhancing productivity, but it has faced criticism from users concerned about privacy and resource usage. Copilot offers features like document summarization and image generation, but some users have labeled it an unwelcome presence. During the March 2025 Patch Tuesday, some users experienced Copilot being inadvertently uninstalled. Privacy concerns and performance issues have led many to seek ways to disable or remove Copilot, with methods including hiding the Copilot button, using Group Policy Editor, editing the Windows Registry, and uninstalling the app through Settings or PowerShell commands. In corporate environments, IT administrators can disable Copilot using Intune or Group Policy. Users have reported that Windows updates can reinstall Copilot, prompting them to disable automatic updates or block related domains. Recent user sentiment indicates growing fatigue with AI features, and there is potential for Microsoft to introduce easier opt-out options in future updates.
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