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OpenAI takes on Microsoft and Google with office productivity push (opens the original)
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OpenAI unveiled its long-rumored productivity software suite Tuesday with the launch of Pages, a collaborative document editor for ChatGPT. A slides app is also on the way, the company announced at its DevDay event. The Pages app is accessed via a new Space tab, which OpenAI describes as a “new home for your team to collaborate with AI to get work done.” Users can store documents and other uploaded files, as well as create and share pages, slides, and spreadsheet documents. Space replaces the Li
Adobe's next platform for Creative Cloud? Your AI assistant (opens the original)
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Adobe is preparing for a future where users increasingly interact with its software through AI assistants, rather than always going directly to its applications. That’s the idea behind its expanded integration with Anthropic’s Claude, as well as the first connector for Google’s Gemini, announced Thursday. The updated Claude integration adds new ways for users to interact with Creative Cloud applications via text prompts, with 80 “tools” available across applications such as Acrobat Photoshop, Pr
Microsoft adds pay-as-you-go pricing for extra OneDrive storage (opens the original)
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Microsoft has added a “pay-as-you-go” option for OneDrive storage, providing an additional way for Microsoft 365 commercial customers to buy extra cloud storage capacity for users. Previously, increasing storage capacity for OneDrive users meant purchasing capacity “packs” for individual accounts, available in 100GB, 500GB, and 1TB through 6TB sizes. With the new consumption-based billing, Microsoft 365 admins can select which users’ accounts are eligible for additional capacity, with any usage
Five years later, you can finally buy Google Beam (opens the original)
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It’s been five years since Google first offered a glimpse of Project Starline, a three-dimensional videoconferencing platform billed at the time as as a “magic window” that enables realistic and immersive calls. On Wednesday, Google announced that Google Beam — as the software element of the product is now called — is generally available for purchase, built into HP’s Dimension video meeting hardware. The Dimension hardware reportedly costs around $25,000 per unit; Google did not provide details
Anthropic tries to make Claude stickier with launch of Docs and Slides (opens the original)
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Anthropic is equipping its Claude AI assistant for more productivity work with the launch of Claude Docs and Slides. While it’s already possible to create documents such as Microsoft Word and Google Docs files from Claude chats, the latest update, announced Wednesday, brings a rich-text editor directly into Claude. Users ask the AI assistant to draft a document or slides via the chat interface, and Claude will ask clarifying questions before starting work. It will also leave comments to explain
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