Recently, the startup '/dev/agents', founded by former Android executives, has garnered significant attention. The company's goal is to develop an operating system specifically designed for AI agents, aiming for an 'Android moment' for AI. A key figure in this endeavor is Hugo Barra, former Vice President of Android Product Management at Google, who stated that the new company will revisit their 'Android roots'. Currently, many tech companies such as

Microsoft announced the launch of a new tool, Azure AI Foundry, at its annual Ignite conference, aimed at simplifying the operational workflow for cloud customers building and deploying artificial intelligence applications, and enhancing the commercial potential of generative AI. This tool allows users to more easily switch between large language models that support AI. For instance, customers using older OpenAI products can try the new model version or opt for alternatives like Mistral and Meta. Image source note: The image was generated by AI, with image licensing provided by Midj.

Recently, Google launched a new AI voice assistant, Gemini Live, which allows users to engage in more natural conversations and supports 10 languages. Initially, Gemini Live was only available to paying users, but now all iOS and Android users can download and use it for free. Users can experience smoother human-machine interaction through the application, breaking the limitations of traditional voice assistants. One of the features of Gemini Live is its ability to conduct multi-turn conversations.

According to a study by IDC, 92% of enterprises are actively leveraging AI technologies to enhance productivity, customer engagement, revenue growth, cost management, and product innovation across multiple key areas. This study was commissioned by Microsoft and titled 'The Business Opportunities of AI'. The report shows that as enterprises invest in AI, their return on investment (ROI) significantly improves. The research indicates that the adoption of generative AI is rapidly expanding, expected to rise from 55% in 2023 to 75% in 2024. Currently, businesses are...

Google recently announced the beta availability of the Gemini Nano lightweight AI model for Android developers. This model is designed for lightweight tasks on-device, suitable for low-performance smartphones and tablets. Developers can integrate this model into their applications using Google's AI Edge SDK. The Gemini Nano model is part of the Google Gemini model family, offering three main advantages: ensuring privacy, operation without internet connectivity, and no subscription required.

Google announced on Thursday that it has launched the AI assistant feature—Gmail Q&A— for paid users of Gmail on Android devices, with plans to roll it out to iOS devices in the future. This feature allows users to interact directly with the AI assistant Gemini within the Gmail app to read and summarize inbox content or search for specific information, such as key points from particular emails or costs of past company marketing campaigns. The functionality enhances information retrieval efficiency by adding a Gemini button next to the traditional search bar. Currently, this feature is limited to email.

Google is testing the 'Ask Photos' feature, which allows users to interact with their personal photo library using natural language, such as asking to view the best photos taken at every national park or querying license plate numbers. This feature hasn't been officially released yet but is included in the latest version of the Google app. Through 'Ask Photos', photos and videos will transform into a visual database that can intelligently extract information and context. Reports indicate that keywords found in the code suggest new extended functionalities related to Google Gemini.

Recently, Anthropic has launched the Claude Android app. This is not just a simple application, but a revolution that could potentially change the way we interact with AI. Anthropic, a name you may not be very familiar with, has already made a name for itself in the industry with its Claude chatbot. Today, they announced the official launch of the Claude Android app, which means hundreds of millions of Android users can now engage in natural language conversations with Claude directly on their p

Google has recently introduced a new feature for Android users: Gemini can now answer some basic questions even when the phone is locked. Previously, when you said "Hey Google" to a locked Android phone, Gemini's capabilities were quite limited, such as setting alarms, controlling media playback, adjusting the flashlight, and volume. But now, it can help you answer basic questions, such as the weather, game times, demographic statistics, and more.In tests, Gemini is able to provide information t

Anthropic introduced the Claude Android app on Tuesday of this week, marking a significant step in expanding its AI chatbot user base after launching the iOS version in May. The new app aims to provide users with a more convenient experience with Claude, while challenging the market leader, ChatGPT.The features of the Claude Android app are similar to those of the iOS version, offering users free access to Anthropic's most advanced AI model, Claude 3.5 Sonnet. Additional premium features can be

According to the latest news from WABetaInfo, Meta Inc. is testing new features for the Android version of WhatsApp. These features are set to significantly enhance Meta AI's collaboration capabilities within the app, particularly in image processing. As reported, the new test version will allow users to send photos directly to Meta AI and ask questions about these images or use text prompts to edit them. This addition will enable Meta AI to become more deeply involved in users' daily conversati

Today, iFlytek officially launched the Starfire V4.0 version at its grand press conference, marking another milestone after the Android app downloads surpassed 131 million. Since its launch in late June last year, the Starfire app has rapidly covered major app stores such as AppStore, Huawei, Xiaomi, OPPO, vivo, and Tencent Myapp, becoming the first domestic large-scale model application to fully cover both Android and iOS markets. It supports PC, mini-programs, and H5, showcasing its powerful features and wide range of applications.

Google is currently testing the automatic theft detection feature announced at the May I/O Developer Conference for Android 15. The feature is being tested for the first time in Brazil, where smartphone theft is a serious issue, and user feedback has been enthusiastic.

Google will hold the 2024 I/O Developer Conference online on May 14, with the keynote speech streamed over the internet to attract a broader developer audience. Google will showcase new features of the Gemini model and Android 15, including upgrades to Gmail and Google Photos, as well as a potential mid-range phone launch. The Gemini model will be embedded in devices to compete with OpenAI's Sora, demonstrating powerful multimodal mixture of experts model capabilities. Google releases Gemini 1.5.

Android Auto update introduces a new 'P' badge to remind users to use Android Auto while parked. Version 11.4 introduces an AI summary feature that automatically summarizes long messages or busy group chats and suggests relevant replies and actions.

Samsung has released the 'Try Galaxy' app for the Android platform, enabling users to experience the latest artificial intelligence features. The app showcases core AI functionalities and the One UI 6.1 system, with plans to update AI features to some older devices.