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AppWizard

March 28, 2025

How to use ChatGPT: A beginner’s guide to the most popular AI chatbot

ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, was launched in late 2022 and has evolved into a versatile tool for tasks such as composing emails, generating essays, brainstorming ideas, translating languages, assisting with coding, and answering questions. OpenAI offers a free version and paid plans for additional features. Users can access ChatGPT via its website or app without creating an account, although registration unlocks features like saving chat history. The user base has grown to over 400 million weekly users within six months. OpenAI's subscription plans include a free tier, a Plus plan at per month, and a Pro plan at 0 per month. ChatGPT can assist with advice, data analysis, browsing, deep research, image generation with DALL·E, and file uploads. Features include Voice Mode for spoken interaction, ChatGPT Canvas for visual organization, and ChatGPT Tasks for scheduling reminders. ChatGPT can also generate images and videos, with the upgraded GPT-4o image generator available to Plus subscribers. The desktop app is available for Windows and MacOS, and users can try ChatGPT without logging in. Accuracy may vary, and users are advised to fact-check responses.

AppWizard

November 12, 2024

Gemini Live could soon start messing around with your files

Google is enhancing its Gemini Live platform to include file management and interaction features. The beta version of the Google app reveals that users will soon be able to upload files directly during chats, with a new "Talk about attachment" feature facilitating discussions around these documents. Gemini will recognize file uploads from local storage or Google Drive, prompting users to engage in interactive file chats. Gemini Advanced subscribers will have the ability to analyze or edit uploaded documents. Features like "Open Live with attachment" indicate a focus on guiding users toward Gemini Live for enhanced discussions. The specifics of file handling are not yet active, and there is no official release timeline.

Winsage

October 21, 2024

This open-source fan-made Windows file uploader beats using your browser

Nanabox is a new application that simplifies file sharing by allowing users to upload files up to 2GB without needing to create an account or log in. It utilizes fileio's servers for anonymous uploads, automatically deleting files after a single download. Users can upload files via drag-and-drop, and a shareable link is generated immediately. The app has a data usage limit of 4GB per hour and allows users to integrate their own API for customization.

Winsage

September 23, 2024

Lumma Stealer deployed via fraudulent CAPTCHA pages

A wave of cyberattacks has emerged, utilizing phishing emails that contain HTML attachments or malicious links. When recipients interact with these emails, a Java-based Remote Access Trojan (RAT) is deployed, allowing attackers to manage the victim's file system, monitor and control processes, remotely access the desktop, transfer files, capture keystrokes, take screenshots, and activate the webcam without the user's knowledge.

AppWizard

September 4, 2024

Google just made the Gemini app even more useful!

The Google Gemini app now allows users to upload files directly from their devices, expanding its functionality beyond typing, speaking queries, or uploading images. Users can upload various text files, including TXT, DOC, DOCX, PDF, RTF, DOT, DOTX, HWP, HWPX, and Google Doc files, as well as tabular data files like CSV and TSV, and spreadsheet files including Google Sheets, XLS, and XLSX. To access the file upload feature, users must subscribe to Gemini Advanced through the .99/month Google One AI Premium tier. Additionally, purchasing a Pixel 9 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro XL, or Pixel 9 Pro Fold before October 31st provides a complimentary year of Gemini Advanced.