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Google Adds Gemini-Powered Audio Summaries to Google Docs
Google released a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for Google Docs on Thursday. Powered by Gemini, the feature is dubbed Audio Summaries, and it lets users listen to a short audio summary of documents. The release is part of Google Workspace updates, although it is also available to select individual accounts. The Mountain View-based tech g...
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Google Docs Is Getting a New Gemini Feature That Lets Users Listen to Documents
Google Docs is getting a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will let viewers of a document listen to the content instead of reading it. First announced at the Google Cloud Next 2025 event earlier this year, the Mountain View-based tech giant has finally started rolling out the audio feature to users on the paid tier of Workspace and Gemi...
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YouTube Premium Gets High Bitrate 1080p Video on Android, Smart TVs; Introduces AI-Based Features
YouTube Premium subscription cost was hiked in some regions recently. Premium users enjoy ad-free access to videos, the ability to watch videos or listen to music in the background, and high-quality video streaming. Now, the Google-owned company has announced new features for YouTube Premium users around the world including some AI-backed elements.
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Indian 'Hack-for-Hire' Companies Infiltrate VIPs Phones, Emails for Private Investigators: Report
An undercover investigation has exposed illegal “hack-for-hire” firms, that are operating across India and infiltrate emails and phones of VIPs and states for a fee paid by private investigators. Malicious software which takes control of computer cameras and microphones, and allows hackers to view and listen to their victims are some of the met...
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Fitbit to Discontinue Support for Music Transfer From Computers This Fall
Fitbit is discontinuing PC support for transferring music files using the Fitbit Connect app on October 13. The users can download paid subscriptions to the Deezer or Pandora app to listen to music in future.
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YouTube Premium Users Get Listening Controls on Android, iOS: Report
YouTube Premium users are now getting a new listening controls feature. The feature is available for Android and iOS apps for now. It is said to have rolled out for US users. It offers controls to play and pause a video, go to the next one or switch back to the previous one.
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Tencent Music Sees Over 40 Percent Paid Subscriber Growth in Q2, Now Has 66.2 Million Listeners
Tencent Music beat Wall Street expectations for second-quarter profit as its advertising business rebounded and more people subscribed to its music streaming platform.
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Name-Drop Brands and Get Paid in Bitcoins: SayPal App Will Reward Users for Saying What It Wants to Listen
SayPal, a concept app, says it will pay users in Bitcoins every time they utter the name of their sponsored brands in regular conversations. SayPal claims that it will pay users for saying what it wants to listen. Check out more details here.
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Spotify Teams Up With Facebook to Let Users Play Music, Podcasts on the Social Network App
Spotify said it has partnered with Facebook to allow listeners to play music and podcasts directly from the social network's iOS and Android apps.
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Google Smart Speakers Spotted Listening to More Than Just Voice Commands
Google Home smart speaker is reported to have accidentally been listening in for critical sounds, even without the usage of the trigger word that is required to activate it.
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Google Adds Gemini-Powered Audio Summaries to Google Docs
Google released a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature for Google Docs on Thursday. Powered by Gemini, the feature is dubbed Audio Summaries, and it lets users listen to a short audio summary of documents. The release is part of Google Workspace updates, although it is also available to select individual accounts. The Mountain View-based tech g...
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Google Docs Is Getting a New Gemini Feature That Lets Users Listen to Documents
Google Docs is getting a new artificial intelligence (AI) feature that will let viewers of a document listen to the content instead of reading it. First announced at the Google Cloud Next 2025 event earlier this year, the Mountain View-based tech giant has finally started rolling out the audio feature to users on the paid tier of Workspace and Gemi...
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YouTube Premium Gets High Bitrate 1080p Video on Android, Smart TVs; Introduces AI-Based Features
YouTube Premium subscription cost was hiked in some regions recently. Premium users enjoy ad-free access to videos, the ability to watch videos or listen to music in the background, and high-quality video streaming. Now, the Google-owned company has announced new features for YouTube Premium users around the world including some AI-backed elements.
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Indian 'Hack-for-Hire' Companies Infiltrate VIPs Phones, Emails for Private Investigators: Report
An undercover investigation has exposed illegal “hack-for-hire” firms, that are operating across India and infiltrate emails and phones of VIPs and states for a fee paid by private investigators. Malicious software which takes control of computer cameras and microphones, and allows hackers to view and listen to their victims are some of the met...
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Fitbit to Discontinue Support for Music Transfer From Computers This Fall
Fitbit is discontinuing PC support for transferring music files using the Fitbit Connect app on October 13. The users can download paid subscriptions to the Deezer or Pandora app to listen to music in future.
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YouTube Premium Users Get Listening Controls on Android, iOS: Report
YouTube Premium users are now getting a new listening controls feature. The feature is available for Android and iOS apps for now. It is said to have rolled out for US users. It offers controls to play and pause a video, go to the next one or switch back to the previous one.
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Tencent Music Sees Over 40 Percent Paid Subscriber Growth in Q2, Now Has 66.2 Million Listeners
Tencent Music beat Wall Street expectations for second-quarter profit as its advertising business rebounded and more people subscribed to its music streaming platform.
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Name-Drop Brands and Get Paid in Bitcoins: SayPal App Will Reward Users for Saying What It Wants to Listen
SayPal, a concept app, says it will pay users in Bitcoins every time they utter the name of their sponsored brands in regular conversations. SayPal claims that it will pay users for saying what it wants to listen. Check out more details here.
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Spotify Teams Up With Facebook to Let Users Play Music, Podcasts on the Social Network App
Spotify said it has partnered with Facebook to allow listeners to play music and podcasts directly from the social network's iOS and Android apps.
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Google Smart Speakers Spotted Listening to More Than Just Voice Commands
Google Home smart speaker is reported to have accidentally been listening in for critical sounds, even without the usage of the trigger word that is required to activate it.
