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AppWizard
February 4, 2025
AI-powered search engine Perplexity has launched a new feature called Perplexity Assistant, available for Android devices, which integrates reasoning, search capabilities, and app functionalities. The assistant can perform multi-app actions, such as hailing rides and searching for songs, and can set reminders by creating calendar entries. It utilizes the phone's camera for contextual inquiries and maintains context across various tasks, like researching restaurants and making reservations. The assistant is initially free for users in 15 languages. CEO Aravind Srinivas acknowledged that some features may not perform as expected and improvements are planned. Perplexity has also introduced Sonar, an API service for enterprises, and acquired Read.cv. Founded in 2022, Perplexity has raised over 0 million in funding and processes over 100 million queries weekly. The company faces legal challenges from publishers, including lawsuits from News Corp and a cease and desist order from The New York Times, but emphasizes its commitment to respecting publisher content through a revenue-sharing program.
Tech Optimizer
December 10, 2024
HTF Market Intelligence has released a study on the Global Phone Antivirus Software Market, covering 143 pages and analyzing market trends from 2024 to 2032. The market is expected to grow from .7 billion in 2024 to a projected value by 2032, with a CAGR of 10.5%. It includes categories such as Mobile Antivirus, Malware Protection, Anti-theft, and Privacy Protection, and applications like Personal Devices, Mobile Security, Data Protection, and App Security. The report highlights North America as the dominating region and Asia-Pacific as the fastest-growing region. It aims to identify key manufacturers, analyze market share, examine growth factors, assess future trends, and investigate recent developments. A five forces analysis and a PESTLE analysis are included to evaluate market conditions. The report's structure includes sections on market overview, pricing analysis, segmentation, competitive analysis, and research methodology.
Winsage
December 7, 2024
Surface introduced the Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6 in March, featuring Intel Core Ultra processors and anti-reflective screens. Microsoft later announced the Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7 with Qualcomm Snapdragon X SoCs. New iterations of the Surface Pro, Surface Laptop, and Surface Laptop Studio are expected, including a Surface Laptop with an Intel Lunar Lake processor and a potential new 11-inch device powered by a Snapdragon X Plus SoC. The upcoming Surface devices may include features like a card reader and 5G connectivity. Copilot+ features are anticipated to extend to the Surface Laptop Studio, requiring a neural processing unit (NPU) with 40+ TOPS. A new Surface Dock is also expected, with details yet to be revealed. The new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop are likely to launch in the first quarter of 2025, with additional products potentially released from spring to fall.
Winsage
November 27, 2024
Microsoft unveiled Windows 365 Link, a mini PC that streams the upcoming Windows CPC/NXT operating system from the cloud. Windows 365 serves as the service, Windows 365 Link as the hardware, and Windows CPC/NXT as the software. Windows CPC/NXT is designed with a web user experience, focusing on efficiency and simplicity, distinguishing itself from Windows 11. It features unique wallpapers in light and dark modes, characterized by a blue color palette and a glossy finish, which differ from the vibrant "Bloom" wallpaper of Windows 11. The light wallpaper has a bright blue backdrop, while the dark variant has a deep blue background with glowing edges. The design of the Windows 365 Link wallpapers aims for a professional aesthetic, suitable for professional environments.
AppWizard
August 29, 2024
Sonos has released an update to its app that includes enhanced accessibility settings and improved stability during product setup. Key features of the update include the reintroduction of the ability to clear the music queue on the Android app and a new Night Mode toggle for sound bars to enhance dialogue clarity. CEO Patrick Spence acknowledged ongoing customer dissatisfaction following a redesign in May and stated that improving the app is a top priority, leading to the postponement of two new product launches. The company plans to stick to its development roadmap, which includes future improvements in volume responsiveness, queue editing, and alarm reliability.
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