AI assistant

AppWizard
June 18, 2025
Gemini, the AI assistant in the Google app, now supports video analysis, allowing users to upload videos up to five minutes long for AI-powered insights. This feature is gradually rolling out, enabling users to upload videos from their Android devices by tapping the "plus" button in the Gemini text box. Once uploaded, Gemini generates an analysis of the video. Future updates may allow direct video capture through the camera app.
Winsage
June 17, 2025
A lifetime license for Microsoft Office Pro 2019 and Windows 11 Pro is available for .97, originally valued at 9. Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 in 2025, making an upgrade to Windows 11 Pro essential for continued security updates and new features. Windows 11 Pro includes an AI assistant called Copilot, and features for gamers such as DirectStorage and AutoHDR. Microsoft Office Pro 2019 provides offline versions of applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint without a subscription.
Tech Optimizer
June 17, 2025
Databricks acquired the serverless Postgres startup Neon for approximately billion and integrated this technology into its offerings, launching Databricks Lakebase, a new operational database designed for intelligent applications. Lakebase is a fully-managed Postgres database aimed at addressing the integration of operational and analytical data for AI workloads. It operates on PostgreSQL and allows developers to manage data applications without server infrastructure concerns. Databricks also introduced additional products, including Lakeflow Designer, a no-code ETL tool, Databricks One for easy access to data and AI capabilities, and Agent Bricks for automating the creation of customized AI agents.
Winsage
June 2, 2025
Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, ceasing critical updates and security patches. Users can purchase Windows 11 Pro for .97 through StackSocial. Windows 11 Pro includes features such as DirectX 12 Ultimate, Auto HDR, DirectStorage, and an integrated AI assistant called Copilot.
Winsage
June 2, 2025
Mary Meeker has released a comprehensive 340-page AI report highlighting rapid advancements and widespread adoption of artificial intelligence. Venture capitalists are heavily investing in AI across various sectors, including healthcare and coffee shops. Elon Musk recently left Washington, D.C. with a black eye from a playful encounter with his son, reflecting his unpredictable standing. The DOGE project has left behind issues such as water damage and pests. Microsoft has updated Notepad to include text formatting features like bold, italics, hyperlinks, and Markdown support, currently available for Windows 11 Canary and Dev Channel testers.
AppWizard
June 1, 2025
The Onyx Boox Page is a seven-inch E Ink display e-reader priced at 9, running a streamlined version of Android 11. It allows users to download various applications, enhancing its functionality beyond traditional e-reading. The device supports note-taking in Google Keep or Docs and offers access to apps like Instagram and YouTube, although video playback is limited. It includes a protective flip case, customizable user interface options, and straightforward access to a control panel. The Boox Page features dedicated Library and Store apps, Bluetooth capability for audiobooks, and a battery life rated for up to six weeks on a single charge. It has 32GB of base storage with a microSD card slot for expansion. The device lacks automatic light temperature adjustment and operates on an older version of Android, but ongoing updates are expected.
Winsage
May 28, 2025
Microsoft has reinstated the Windows key + C keyboard shortcut for launching the Copilot AI assistant in Windows 11 with the release of update KB5058502. This update is part of the optional May patch for Windows 11 23H2. The shortcut was previously removed in June 2024, when Microsoft introduced a dedicated Copilot key and other engagement methods. Users can now use the Windows key + C for text chat mode or a long press for voice chat mode. Adjustments to the shortcut can be made in the Settings menu. The shortcut has a history of use, originally for the Charm menu in Windows 8 and later for Cortana in Windows 10.
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