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OpenAI’s Codex App Is Now Available on Windows, Can Be Downloaded via Microsoft Store
A month after launching a dedicated Codex app for macOS, OpenAI has now launched the app to Windows devices as well. On Wednesday, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) giant announced that the app is now available in the Microsoft Store, and developers using the Windows operating system can now use the app for agentic coding as well...
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CERT-In Highlights Zoom Security Flaws That Could Let Hackers Access Meeting, Sensitive Information
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a notification asking Zoom for Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS users to download the latest available update of the app, as multiple vulnerabilities have been found in its particular version. The security flaws allow bad actors to gain unauthorised access to Zoom Rooms and get their ...
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Microsoft Edge to Target Heavy Google Chrome Users With More Persuasive Prompts: Report
Microsoft Edge users will now be shown a prompt on top of the webpage when they download the Google Chrome web browser. The tech giant highlighted that both web browsers use the same technology, simultaneously claiming that Edge comes with added Windows protection. This could be an attempt to get more people to use its native browser.
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Microsoft Rolls Out Copilot for Windows App Update With New UI to Windows Insiders
Microsoft has announced the rollout of a new update for the Copilot for Windows app. Testers registered with the Windows Insider Program can download the update via the Microsoft Store, through which they can access the changes. It includes a new user interface (UI) which introduces a side panel featuring all the conversations with the artificial i...
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Google's Quick Share App Now Available for Snapdragon X Elite, Other ARM Devices Running Windows 11
Google has announced the silent rollout of its Quick Share app for ARM-powered devices running Windows 11 or later. Users can now easily send and receive photos, documents, and more data between nearby Android devices and ARM-based Windows PCs including the new Snapdragon X Elite laptops.
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Anthropic Releases Claude Desktop App for Mac and Windows in Beta
Anthropic released Claude's desktop apps for Mac and Windows on Thursday. The move comes after both OpenAI and Perplexity launched native apps for macOS. Claude desktop for Mac and Windows is currently in beta, however, all users can download and install the app for the device. While the company did not specify if the app version will get any addit...
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Microsoft Teams Unified App for Personal, Work and Education Accounts Released on Windows, Mac Devices
Microsoft Teams was updates to a unified app for personal, work and other usage for Windows and Mac devices on Tuesday. With its introduction, the need for having two separate Teams apps installed on PCs has been eliminated, says Microsoft. Users can also easily switch between different accounts when joining video conferencing calls.
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Microsoft Designer App, the AI-Powered Image Generator Platform Is Now Available For All Users
Microsoft Designer app, which was so far only available in preview, was released globally on Wednesday. The app is available across Android and iOS mobile platforms and on Windows desktops and is free to download and install. The Designer platform was first announced last year and has been available on the Web and via the Microsoft Edge browser for...
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Nvidia Releases Chat With RTX, an AI Chatbot That Runs Locally on Windows PC
Nvidia released AI chatbot Chat with RTX, a demo app that is available to download for free. The AI assistant runs locally on Windows PCs that run on an RTX 30 or 40-series GPU with a minimum of 8GB VRAM. It feeds on the files and data of the user and allows them to run queries on the information shared.
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Microsoft Build 2023: Windows 11 to Add Native RAR Support Using Open-Source Library
Windows 11 users won't have to download third-party software to open TAR, 7-ZIP, RAR, GZ, and other archive formats soon. Microsoft has announced that it is using the open-source libarchive compression library to add support for multiple archive formats to Windows 11.
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OpenAI’s Codex App Is Now Available on Windows, Can Be Downloaded via Microsoft Store
A month after launching a dedicated Codex app for macOS, OpenAI has now launched the app to Windows devices as well. On Wednesday, the San Francisco-based artificial intelligence (AI) giant announced that the app is now available in the Microsoft Store, and developers using the Windows operating system can now use the app for agentic coding as well...
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CERT-In Highlights Zoom Security Flaws That Could Let Hackers Access Meeting, Sensitive Information
The Indian Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) has issued a notification asking Zoom for Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS users to download the latest available update of the app, as multiple vulnerabilities have been found in its particular version. The security flaws allow bad actors to gain unauthorised access to Zoom Rooms and get their ...
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Microsoft Edge to Target Heavy Google Chrome Users With More Persuasive Prompts: Report
Microsoft Edge users will now be shown a prompt on top of the webpage when they download the Google Chrome web browser. The tech giant highlighted that both web browsers use the same technology, simultaneously claiming that Edge comes with added Windows protection. This could be an attempt to get more people to use its native browser.
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Microsoft Rolls Out Copilot for Windows App Update With New UI to Windows Insiders
Microsoft has announced the rollout of a new update for the Copilot for Windows app. Testers registered with the Windows Insider Program can download the update via the Microsoft Store, through which they can access the changes. It includes a new user interface (UI) which introduces a side panel featuring all the conversations with the artificial i...
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Google's Quick Share App Now Available for Snapdragon X Elite, Other ARM Devices Running Windows 11
Google has announced the silent rollout of its Quick Share app for ARM-powered devices running Windows 11 or later. Users can now easily send and receive photos, documents, and more data between nearby Android devices and ARM-based Windows PCs including the new Snapdragon X Elite laptops.
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Anthropic Releases Claude Desktop App for Mac and Windows in Beta
Anthropic released Claude's desktop apps for Mac and Windows on Thursday. The move comes after both OpenAI and Perplexity launched native apps for macOS. Claude desktop for Mac and Windows is currently in beta, however, all users can download and install the app for the device. While the company did not specify if the app version will get any addit...
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Microsoft Teams Unified App for Personal, Work and Education Accounts Released on Windows, Mac Devices
Microsoft Teams was updates to a unified app for personal, work and other usage for Windows and Mac devices on Tuesday. With its introduction, the need for having two separate Teams apps installed on PCs has been eliminated, says Microsoft. Users can also easily switch between different accounts when joining video conferencing calls.
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Microsoft Designer App, the AI-Powered Image Generator Platform Is Now Available For All Users
Microsoft Designer app, which was so far only available in preview, was released globally on Wednesday. The app is available across Android and iOS mobile platforms and on Windows desktops and is free to download and install. The Designer platform was first announced last year and has been available on the Web and via the Microsoft Edge browser for...
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Nvidia Releases Chat With RTX, an AI Chatbot That Runs Locally on Windows PC
Nvidia released AI chatbot Chat with RTX, a demo app that is available to download for free. The AI assistant runs locally on Windows PCs that run on an RTX 30 or 40-series GPU with a minimum of 8GB VRAM. It feeds on the files and data of the user and allows them to run queries on the information shared.
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Microsoft Build 2023: Windows 11 to Add Native RAR Support Using Open-Source Library
Windows 11 users won't have to download third-party software to open TAR, 7-ZIP, RAR, GZ, and other archive formats soon. Microsoft has announced that it is using the open-source libarchive compression library to add support for multiple archive formats to Windows 11.
