ChatGPT app Archives

Winsage

December 10, 2024

Microsoft replaces web-based Copilot app with a native one for Windows 10 and 11 insiders

Microsoft has released a significant update for Windows Insiders, introducing a revamped native version of the Copilot app for Windows 10 and 11, replacing the previous web-based application. Key features include: - A native application that resides in the system tray. - A Quick View functionality accessible via the Alt + Space keyboard shortcut for quick interactions. - A customizable Quick View window that can be moved and resized. - A dedicated Copilot key for direct access to the main app window. Microsoft is exploring additional keyboard shortcuts, but users should note that the Alt + Space shortcut may conflict with other applications. The rollout of the new Copilot app will be gradual, requiring users to be patient for its appearance on their systems.

Winsage

November 1, 2024

ChatGPT Advanced Voice mode now available on macOS and Windows apps

OpenAI launched the Advanced Voice feature in May during the GPT-4o release, achieving response times of 232 milliseconds and an average of 320 milliseconds. The rollout began in September for ChatGPT Plus and Team subscribers in the U.S. The feature expanded to users in the EU, Switzerland, Iceland, Norway, and Liechtenstein. Users can access it by downloading the latest version of the ChatGPT app. Advanced Voice is also available in the macOS and Windows desktop applications, with a daily usage limit. Recent enhancements include five new voices and features for custom instructions and conversation memory. During DevDay 2024, OpenAI introduced the Realtime API for developers, with pricing based on text and audio token usage.

Winsage

October 21, 2024

ChatGPT for Windows launches with restrictions | Digital Watch Observatory

OpenAI has launched the ChatGPT app for Windows, available through the Microsoft Store, mirroring the earlier Mac version. Currently, it is in early release for paid subscribers (Plus, Team, Enterprise, and Edu users), with plans for a wider rollout to free-tier users in the coming weeks or months. The Windows app lacks some features present in the Mac and web versions, including advanced voice modes, integration with Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, and external authentication through GPT Builder. Users can upload files and photos for analysis using the o1 model. The app includes features like the ‘Alt + Space’ shortcut for quick access and remembers its previous screen position upon reopening.

Winsage

October 18, 2024

OpenAI releases ChatGPT app for Windows

OpenAI has released an early version of its ChatGPT app for Windows, available only to subscribers of the Plus, Team, Enterprise, and Edu tiers, with a free download option in the Microsoft Store. This release is part of a beta testing phase, with a full rollout planned for later this year. The app has a "T for Teen" rating from the ESRB. Users must log into their paid accounts, and the interface resembles the web version, providing access to various models and features like image generation with DALL-E 3. Windows 11 users can use the Alt+Space shortcut for quick access, but this feature is not available for Windows 10. All processing occurs in the cloud, requiring an active Internet connection, and users are cautioned that the app may not always provide accurate information.

Winsage

October 18, 2024

ChatGPT app comes to Windows finally! Add a quick AI shortcut to your PC today

OpenAI has launched the ChatGPT app for paid users on Windows, entering the testing phase for a PC version of the previously successful Mac app. The app features a streamlined interface and a keyboard shortcut (Alt + Space) for easy access. Currently, the early version is available for ChatGPT Plus, Enterprise, Team, and Edu users, with a subscription cost of £16 per month. The app can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store, and a Canvas mode has been introduced as an AI-powered word processor. Non-subscribers will have access to the app once development is complete.

AppWizard

October 10, 2024

Google Gemini has gotten a facelift on Android — here’s what has changed

Google has rolled out a new design for the Google Gemini app on Android devices, addressing previous criticisms of its cluttered interface. The updated app features a simple welcome message, a small chat bubble for easy access to chat history, and a redesigned text input field that resembles natural conversation flow. The microphone and camera options are now integrated into the streamlined design, and the Gemini Live waveform feature has been moved to the bottom right corner for better accessibility. Additionally, Google has introduced the Gemini Live Voice Mode, allowing real-time conversations with the app at no cost. This redesign aims to enhance usability and attract users who were previously deterred by outdated information. A curated list of engaging prompts is also available to help users maximize their experience with the new app.

AppWizard

August 23, 2024

My 5 favorite AI chatbot apps for Android – see what you can do with them

OpenAI has launched an official ChatGPT app for Android, featuring a mobile-friendly interface. The app allows users to engage in conversations, analyze images, and use voice input. The free version uses GPT-4o, while ChatGPT Plus subscribers can access different models. AI Chatbot Nova, powered by ChatGPT, offers a free version with limited chats and a paid option for unlimited access and additional features. It includes mini apps for specific tasks and supports voice input. Microsoft Copilot utilizes GPT-4 Turbo and allows users to choose conversation styles, type or speak requests, and upload images. It suggests questions and cites online sources for responses. ChatOn generates various text types and offers both free and premium versions, with the latter providing unlimited chats and advanced features like YouTube summaries. Genie specializes in answering questions and content creation, with a free version limiting users to ten chats per day and a Pro version offering unlimited access to GPT-4. It supports summarizing images, web pages, and PDFs.