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ChatGPT Advanced Voice mode now available on macOS and Windows apps
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.
This app helped me track my monthly subscriptions, but it's no silver bullet
AppWizard
October 31, 2024

This app helped me track my monthly subscriptions, but it’s no silver bullet

SubX is a subscription tracker app for Android that features an extensive database of subscriptions, allowing users to easily add services tailored to their region. It notifies users of price increases and provides historical pricing data, helping users stay informed about their financial commitments. The app displays total subscription expenses prominently on the home page, alongside income figures if provided. However, SubX requires a one-time payment to unlock additional features and has a free version limit of four entries. The user interface can feel cluttered, though users can hide unnecessary elements. Alternatives to SubX include Tilla, which has a more user-friendly interface but fewer advanced features, Recurring Expense Tracker, which offers a clean design and biometric security, and Subscriptions, which has shifted to a subscription model.
OpenAI just launched ChatGPT for Windows—and it’s coming for your office software
Winsage
October 19, 2024

OpenAI just launched ChatGPT for Windows—and it’s coming for your office software

OpenAI has launched a Windows desktop application for ChatGPT, following a macOS version, aimed at integrating AI into daily life. The application is currently in preview for ChatGPT Plus, Enterprise, Team, and Edu subscribers, allowing users to access the AI assistant with a keyboard shortcut (Alt + Space) from anywhere on their PC. This initiative is part of OpenAI's strategy to position ChatGPT as an essential tool in personal and professional settings, enhancing user engagement and data collection. OpenAI is also exploring partnerships beyond Microsoft, including discussions with Oracle and outreach to the U.S. military. The release could transform enterprise software by positioning ChatGPT as a core productivity tool, potentially disrupting traditional software providers. However, OpenAI faces challenges regarding biases in AI models and the implications of its rapid growth and commercialization.
OpenAI Expands ChatGPT to Windows, Microsoft Benefits as AI Adoption Grows
Winsage
October 18, 2024

OpenAI Expands ChatGPT to Windows, Microsoft Benefits as AI Adoption Grows

OpenAI has released early beta versions of its ChatGPT desktop application for Windows, supported by Microsoft. The application is available for Plus, Enterprise, Team, and Edu customers, following the earlier macOS release. The Enterprise version is tailored for larger organizations, the Team version supports collaborative environments, and the ChatGPT Edu version is designed for the educational sector. ChatGPT Plus offers faster response times and the ability to design custom GPTs for a monthly subscription fee. The partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI is expected to positively impact MSFT stock as AI technologies gain influence in business.
ChatGPT has a Windows app now
Winsage
October 18, 2024

ChatGPT has a Windows app now

OpenAI is testing a new ChatGPT application for Windows, currently available only to subscribers of paid tiers. The app can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store and features a dedicated window for interaction, file and photo uploads, and access to OpenAI’s o1 model for enhanced reasoning. Security improvements include encryption for locally stored data. The app is currently limited to ChatGPT Plus, Enterprise, Team, and Edu subscribers, with plans to make it available to all users later this year.
ChatGPT app comes to Windows finally! Add a quick AI shortcut to your PC today
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.
ChatGPT plants its flag on Copilot’s front lawn — 5 months after OpenAI snubbed Windows 11 for Apple despite Microsoft's multi-billion dollar investment
Winsage
October 18, 2024

ChatGPT plants its flag on Copilot’s front lawn — 5 months after OpenAI snubbed Windows 11 for Apple despite Microsoft’s multi-billion dollar investment

OpenAI has begun testing its ChatGPT desktop application for Windows, available exclusively to users subscribed to ChatGPT Plus, Enterprise, Team, and Edu plans. The app is compatible with Windows 10 but lacks features like Advanced Voice Mode and the GPT Store. Earlier this year, OpenAI launched its AI chatbot for macOS, which drew attention due to Microsoft's investment in OpenAI. The Windows version is currently limited to specific subscription tiers, with plans for a broader rollout later this year. The official app will allow users to interact with files and photos and will incorporate the latest model enhancements. Windows 10 will continue to be supported until October 14, 2025, while it currently holds a 62.79% share of the global desktop operating system market. Windows 11's share has increased from 23.64% to 33.37%.
What is Microsoft's Copilot Labs, and how does it compare to Google Labs?
Winsage
October 2, 2024

What is Microsoft’s Copilot Labs, and how does it compare to Google Labs?

Microsoft has introduced updates to its Copilot platform, including tools like Copilot Voice, Think Deeper, and Copilot Vision, which will initially be available only to select testing groups through Copilot Labs. Copilot Labs is designed for experimental features, allowing user feedback for product enhancement. Copilot Vision enables the Copilot in Microsoft Edge to visually interpret screen content and provide real-time voice assistance, with privacy measures in place. The Think Deeper feature allows for more detailed responses to complex inquiries. Access to Copilot Labs is limited to Copilot Pro users who subscribe at a monthly rate, while Google Labs offers a no-cost alternative for experimenting with AI features.
Microsoft downgrades $20 Copilot Pro for consumers after turning Windows 11 app into PWA
Winsage
July 22, 2024

Microsoft downgrades $20 Copilot Pro for consumers after turning Windows 11 app into PWA

Microsoft has removed the GPT Builder feature from its Copilot Pro subscription service, deleting all existing GPT Builder data. The focus is now on enhancing other AI features within the service, with GPT Builder still available for enterprise customers. Users can subscribe to ChatGPT Plus for customization options or cancel their Copilot Pro subscription if needed. Microsoft has also sent out a survey to gather feedback from Copilot Pro users on their experiences and expectations with the AI service.
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