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Microsoft Tests AIPowered "Rewrite" Feature in Notepad for Windows 11 with GPTBased Rewriting Capabilities

A "Rewrite" function powered by AI is being tested by Microsoft in Notepad for Windows 11 and is accessible to a restricted group of Windows Insiders

A "Rewrite" function powered by AI is being tested by Microsoft in Notepad for Windows 11 and is accessible to a restricted group of Windows Insiders in the US, UK, and EU. A GPTbased AI model allows users to highlight text and edit it by changing its length, tone, or wording. This functionality makes sure that content is filtered for objectionable or dangerous information while processing text in the cloud using Azure. A credit system restricts access, providing 50–60 credits monthly based on the users membership. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

Googles AI Replies Feature for Pixel Phones to Offer ContextAware Responses for Call Screen

Google is working on a feature called "AI Replies" for the Pixel Phones Call Screen function that will provide more contextually aware and customised

Google is working on a feature called "AI Replies" for the Pixel Phones Call Screen function that will provide more contextually aware and customised responses. Like the Contextual Call Screen, this improves upon earlier versions. Although India does not now have access to the capability, the regions need for instant phone responses may limit its ability to provide localised AIpowered solutions. An AIpowered call function that records, transcribes, and translates talks is being tested by Jio Phone in the meantime, and it might provide consumers with comparable advantages. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

Qualcomms Q1 Outlook Surpasses Estimates on Strong Chinese Smartphone Demand and AI Growth

Due to the rise in Chinese smartphone releases and consumer demand for AIpowered products, Qualcomm has an optimistic prediction for the next fiscal q

Due to the rise in Chinese smartphone releases and consumer demand for AIpowered products, Qualcomm has an optimistic prediction for the next fiscal quarter that is higher than Wall Street had predicted. Over analyst projections, the corporation projects adjusted earnings of $2.95 per share and revenues of $10.90 billion. Qualcomms semiconductor business, anticipated to generate $9.3 billion in revenue, is expected to contribute substantially. Qualcomms high demand in China is helping it, but it faces longterm uncertainty because of Apples move to create its modem chips and ongoing legal issues with Arm over licensing. Nevertheless, Qualcomms position is strengthened by its diversification into AI and data centres and the signing of new contracts, such as with Transsion Holdings. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

Thailand Poised to Benefit from U.S.China Trade War, Says Commerce Minister

According to Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan, a possible trade war between the United States and China might benefit Thailands economy. Thai ite

According to Commerce Minister Pichai Naripthaphan, a possible trade war between the United States and China might benefit Thailands economy. Thai items are set to replace Chinese imports amid a trade conflict, increasing Thailands exports to the United States. Pichai highlighted Thailands close ties between China and the United States, enabling the nation to maintain neutrality. To indicate the possibility of more U.S. investment, he also emphasised intentions by American businesses such as Seagate and Western Digital to extend their operations in Thailand. Pichai emphasised Thailands vital position in the current dynamics of global commerce while expressing confidence for more economic cooperation. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

South Korea Warns of Increased U.S. Tariffs, Plans to Boost Investments to Offset Impact

Cheong Inkyo, South Koreas trade minister, warned that further U.S. tariffs under a second Trump administration may force South Korean businesses to b

Cheong Inkyo, South Koreas trade minister, warned that further U.S. tariffs under a second Trump administration may force South Korean businesses to boost their U.S. investments to counteract the effects. Higher tariffs, Cheong said, might speed up onsite production and direct investment, particularly in the automobile industry, which is already seeing investments from the United States. With a 200% tax on some imported autos and a 10%–20% blanket duty on imports, Trumps planned tariffs may cost South Koreas economy up to $44.8 billion in export revenue, mostly hurting automakers. Though its economic relations with the U.S. are anticipated to be steady despite possible changes, South Korea is willing to participate in trade diplomacy in response. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

MSCI Adds Five Indian Companies to Global Standard Index, Boosting Indias Weightage to 19.8%

China now carries a 26.8% weight on the MSCI Global Standard Index, but with the recent inclusion of five Indian businesses, the countrys weight will

China now carries a 26.8% weight on the MSCI Global Standard Index, but with the recent inclusion of five Indian businesses, the countrys weight will increase to a record 19.8% from 19.3%. The index now has 156 Indian stocks overall, thanks to the addition of Voltas, Oberoi Realty, BSE, Kalyan Jewellers, and Alkem Laboratories. This change suggests that more Indian stocks may be included, even though they comprise a quarter of Chinas 598 stocks. The adjustment, which takes effect after markets close on November 25, is anticipated to draw $2.5 billion in passive inflows into Indias equities markets. HDFC Bank, the highestweighted Indian company at 7.08%, also witnessed an uptick in weighting in the MSCI rebalance. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

India and UAE Strengthen Cooperation to Combat Money Laundering via Virtual Digital Assets

Indias Financial Intelligence Units FIUs finalised an agreement this week with the United Arab Emirates, strengthening their partnership to fight the

Indias Financial Intelligence Units FIUs finalised an agreement this week with the United Arab Emirates, strengthening their partnership to fight the exploitation of virtual digital assets VDAs for terrorist funding and money laundering. The two countries recognised the growing risk of illegal activity in the VDA sector due to mounting evidence of abuse. The FIU of India, which has been actively regulating the industry since late 2023, will impart its knowledge to the UAE, whose cryptocurrency market is expanding quickly and is worth $2.48 trillion. Key topics covered by both FIUs included publicprivate collaborations and IT systems for preventing money laundering and terrorism funding. With legislative frameworks rapidly changing in places like India and the United Arab Emirates, this endeavour coincides with increased worldwide scrutiny of cryptocurrency transactions. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago      

WhatsApp Tests Reverse Image Search to Combat Misinformation in Android Beta

For Android beta users, WhatsApp is developing a reverse image search function to reduce disinformation by facilitating speedy picture verification. T

For Android beta users, WhatsApp is developing a reverse image search function to reduce disinformation by facilitating speedy picture verification. The WhatsApp beta version 2.24.23.13 has this capability, which enables users to search the web straight from the app to find similar or identical photographs, assisting in detecting manipulated or deceptive graphics. Without WhatsApp or Meta saving or viewing the pictures, users may confirm the authenticity of images by tapping "Search on web" in the media viewer and using Googles reverse image search. WhatsApp intends to make this feature broadly accessible, perhaps streamlining picture verification and reducing disseminating false information on the network. It is now only available as a serverside deployment for a limited number of beta users. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 1 months ago