Gemini comes to Gmail to summarize, draft emails, and more
In addition to the body of the emails themselves, the feature will also be able to analyze attachments, like PDFs.
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Jack Dorsey pumps $10 million into a nonprofit focused on open-source social media
Jack Dorsey backs nonprofit ‘and Other Stuff’ with $10M to build open social technology.
Google is bringing Gemini capabilities to the Google Maps platform
The summaries are created based on Gemini’s analysis of insights from Google Maps’ community of more than 300 million contributors.
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Project IDX, Google’s next-gen IDE, is now in open beta
Google says that over 100,000 developers already tried the service.
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Google’s generative AI can now analyze hours of video
At Google I/O, Google announced upgrades to Gemini 1.5 Pro, including a bigger context window. .
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Google Photos introduces an AI search feature, ‘Ask Photos’
The AI upgrade will make finding the right content more intuitive and less of a manual search process.
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Google I/O 2024: Everything announced so far
Here are quick hits of the biggest news from the keynote as they are announced.
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Bring Programming In-House with Visual Studio and Coding Courses for $56
This bundle features Microsoft Visual Studio Pro 2022 and a wealth of online coding courses.
How to Make Your Ecommerce Business Truly Sustainable (and Why It’s Important)
Effective data collection solutions help overcome the challenges of shifting to more sustainable ecommerce practices.
Waymo Is the Second Automated Driving Company in 2 Days to Face an Investigation
This week, Waymo announced it makes 50,000 paid robotaxi rides weekly.
Apple touts stopping $1.8BN in App Store fraud last year in latest pitch to developers
Apple released new data about anti-fraud measures related to its operation of the iOS App Store on Tuesday morning, trumpeting a claim that it stopped over $7 billion in “potentially fraudulent transactions” across the four years between 2020 and 2023. More than $1.8 billion of that total was stopped in 2023, per Apple, which is […]
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