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AppWizard

February 18, 2025

Gemini Live on Android might start auto-generating summaries of your chats

A tipster discovered code in the Google app indicating a new auto-summary feature for Gemini Live, which will provide brief summaries at the end of chats with titles and bullet points. Gemini Live has recently added file and image support on the Galaxy S25 series and improved its translation skills. The platform is also set to integrate features from Project Astra, including screen sharing and video streaming capabilities. Users' audio, video, and screen-sharing activities will be stored in their Gemini Apps Activity if enabled.

Winsage

December 6, 2024

Microsoft expands Recall preview to Intel and AMD Copilot+ PCs

Microsoft is testing its AI-powered Recall feature on AMD and Intel-powered Copilot+ PCs within the Windows 11 Insider program. Recall captures screenshots of active windows at regular intervals, analyzes them, and allows users to retrieve specific snapshots through natural language queries. It is an opt-in feature that requires user authentication via Windows Hello and filters out sensitive information like credit card numbers and passwords. Users can exclude specific applications or websites from being saved and have options to manage storage settings, delete snapshots, or disable the feature. Recall will support multiple languages and is expanding its availability to the European Economic Area. Additionally, Microsoft is enhancing the Microsoft Photos app with new features such as Image Creator, Restyle Image, and Click to Do for Recall, which allows text rewriting and summarization. These updates are being rolled out to Windows Insiders following the installation of a specific Windows 11 Insider Preview Build.

AppWizard

December 6, 2024

Here’s everything new Samsung’s Android 15 update, One UI 7, and the full changelog [Gallery]

Galaxy AI offers features for enhancing writing, including spelling and grammar correction, tone adjustment, summarization, and formatting. The Samsung Phone app includes a transcription feature for recorded calls, displaying conversations as text. One UI 7 introduces a redesigned aesthetic with new buttons, menus, notifications, and control bars. The Home screen has a new grid layout, customizable app icons, and larger folders for easier access. The Lock screen features a Now bar for essential tasks and customizable clock options. Quick settings and notifications are separated for efficient access, with customization options available. The camera interface has been improved for ease of use, with enhanced zoom controls and saved exposure settings. Users can erase unwanted objects in photos and create collages in the Gallery app. Samsung Health introduces a Mindfulness feature for stress management. One UI 7 enhances productivity with app previews and simplified alarm management. Calendar management includes drag-and-drop functionality and customizable widgets. Quick Share recommends devices for file transfers, and Knox Matrix provides a security overview. Battery settings allow users to customize power saving options and charging levels. Accessibility features include one-finger zoom and enhanced screen controls. Continuous improvements include video replay, a unified contacts list, and optimized gaming experiences.

AppWizard

November 19, 2024

This app brings the Pixel Screenshots experience to any Android device

PixelShot is an Android app developed by Mehul Kanzariya that enhances screenshot management for all Android devices, extending features previously exclusive to the Pixel 9 series. It uses on-device AI to analyze screenshots, allowing users to search for extracted text and relevant information. Users can add notes, organize screenshots into collections, and the app is free and ad-free for devices running Android 11 or later. While it does not upload screenshots to the cloud, it sends extracted text for summarization using a cloud-based AI model, with assurances that the text is not stored online. Limitations include the potential introduction of in-app purchases or ads as the user base grows, the inability to process images without text, and the need for manual checks to ensure screenshots are processed, as the app does not analyze them in the background.

Winsage

November 3, 2024

5 ways to take copying and pasting to the next level on Windows

- Windows users can copy and paste using CTRL + C and CTRL + V shortcuts. - Clipboard history can be enabled to retain a list of the last 25 copied items, accessible by pressing WIN + V. - PowerToys Advanced Paste allows users to choose how to paste copied content, including options for plain text, Markdown, or JSON, activated with Windows key + Shift + V. - PowerToys Advanced Paste includes an AI feature for summarization, translation, or style adjustments, requiring an API key from OpenAI. - To paste without formatting, users can use Ctrl + Shift + V in certain applications or Ctrl + Alt + V in Microsoft Office, or use the "Paste as plain text" option. - Windows supports Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to extract text from images using the Photos app or Snipping Tool.

Winsage

October 15, 2024

5 new AI features coming to Windows 11 24H2, but will you get it?

Windows 11 24H2 has rolled out an update featuring AI tools for all users, initially available on Copilot+ PCs with Neural Processing Units (NPUs). Key features include: 1. Click to Do: An overlay that provides quick access to tools based on on-screen content, launching in November. 2. Super-resolution in Photos: A tool to upscale images by up to eight times using local AI models. 3. Generative Erase and Fill in Paint: Allows users to erase elements from images and seamlessly blend backgrounds, as well as add new elements. 4. Improved Windows Search: Enables natural language queries to find files, starting with File Explorer. 5. Recall: A revamped feature that records user activity with enhanced privacy controls, initially available to Windows Insiders. The phased rollout of additional AI features will begin on November 1, 2024, with selective availability across regions. Copilot+ PC users will have access to the full suite of AI features, while standard users will receive routine OS improvements.

Winsage

October 13, 2024

Microsoft teases a new OneDrive UX for Windows 11 and macOS

Microsoft's recent OneDrive event introduced updates aimed at enhancing user experience on Windows 11 and Mac devices. Key features include a revamped user interface, Natural Language Search for file location, and the integration of OneDrive Copilot into Windows File Explorer and macOS Finder. Users will be able to generate document summaries, create presentations, and compare multiple files. A customizable Copilot agent for specific projects was also announced, promoting collaboration across platforms. Additionally, users can assign custom colors to OneDrive folders, set expiration dates for shared files, and expect improved performance in file access and management. The OneDrive mobile app will allow users to find photos using text commands, but the new features are currently limited to Enterprise and Education customers.

AppWizard

October 3, 2024

Google opens up Gemini Nano for all Android apps

Google has made its Gemini Nano AI model accessible for all Android applications, allowing it to operate locally on devices without an internet connection. Devices like the Google Pixel 9 series and Galaxy S24 series support Gemini Nano, enabling integration into apps such as Pixel Recorder and Google Messages. Google is now providing all Android app developers access to the AI Edge SDK tool, which was previously part of a closed program, to explore Gemini Nano's capabilities. Developers can currently experiment with text-to-text prompts, with plans to support additional modalities like images in the future. They are encouraged to explore various use cases, including rephrasing, smart replies, proofreading, and summarization, while also customizing Gemini Nano’s responses for their applications.

AppWizard

October 2, 2024

Google is making Gemini Nano available for all Android apps

Android developers can now experiment with Gemini Nano through the AI Edge SDK on the Pixel 9 series, using only text-to-text prompts for development purposes. Gemini Nano, which operates directly on devices without internet connectivity, was initially available on the Pixel 8 Pro and later on Samsung's Galaxy S24 series. Future iterations are expected to support various modalities and a wider range of devices. Developers can access Android AICore (Beta) via the Play Store. The Pixel 9 features a larger OLED display, enhanced performance, a bigger battery, improved camera capabilities, and a commitment to seven years of software updates.

AppWizard

October 2, 2024

Google is giving a free boost to all Android app developers, if they accept

AI is becoming a key focus in smartphones, with Google introducing Gemini Nano, an AI model that operates on-device without internet access, currently exclusive to Pixel 9 phones but set to expand. Developers can use Gemini Nano for tasks like summarization, rephrasing, proofreading, and smart replies, with multi-modal capabilities for images, voice, and videos coming soon. Google is emphasizing Gemini in its marketing for the Pixel, suggesting that applications will soon include intelligent features to enhance user experience. The integration of AI in smartphones is expected to grow, making it harder for users to avoid AI technologies. Additionally, Android 15 supports a 16 KB page size, which will improve functionality and performance in Android devices.