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Google’s Gemini app now accepts user-uploaded audio — a long‑requested capability that turns recorded lectures, interviews, podcasts, and meeting captures into first‑class inputs for transcription, summarization, and structured research workflows, while tying those media flows into NotebookLM’s...

Google’s Gemini app can now accept audio uploads — a long‑requested capability that broadens Gemini’s multimodal reach and reshapes how users can transcribe, summarize, and analyze spoken content inside Google’s AI ecosystem. The rollout splits limits between free and paid tiers, extends Gemini...

FFmpeg 8.0 "Huffman" lands as a sweeping, technically ambitious release that folds AI transcription, broad Vulkan compute support, dozens of native decoders, and notable hardware-acceleration improvements into the project’s core — a release the developers call one of their largest to date and...

FFmpeg 8.0 lands as a major milestone for open-source media tooling, introducing Vulkan-based video processing, a native AV1 Vulkan encoder, an OpenAI Whisper transcription filter, expanded VVC and ProRes support, and a raft of security and build changes that together reshape how creators...

Microsoft recently changed how it handles voice recordings used to improve speech recognition — new voice clips are no longer tied to your Microsoft account and therefore won’t appear on the Privacy Dashboard, but legacy recordings and certain metadata remain viewable and removable through the...

Microsoft’s public guidance on voice data makes a clear point: voice recordings gathered by speech-recognition features are used to provide and improve services, but the way that data is collected, stored, and displayed in users’ privacy controls has changed significantly — especially since...

Microsoft is preparing to make a seismic shift in the Office productivity ecosystem by phasing out several popular voice-enabled features from older Office 365 versions by January 2026. The abruptness of this change is reverberating far beyond individual users—entire organizations now face a...

Microsoft is set to make a major change to Office 365 apps that could affect millions of users and IT administrators worldwide. Starting in January 2026, anyone running outdated versions of Microsoft 365 Office apps will lose access to essential features like Read Aloud, Transcription, and...

Microsoft’s latest announcement has sent waves across enterprise IT departments and accessibility advocates alike: by late January 2026, older versions of Office 365 applications will lose access to popular voice features like Transcription, Dictation, and Read Aloud. This pivotal change affects...

The way organizations connect, collaborate, and communicate has been fundamentally altered by the rise of artificial intelligence (AI). Where once the workplace was a fixed physical space and communication a largely manual process, today’s unified communications and collaboration (UCC) platforms...

OpenAI is significantly expanding its ChatGPT platform to include features such as collaborative document editing, meeting transcription services, and integrated team chat capabilities. This strategic development positions OpenAI as a direct competitor to established workplace productivity...

Video editing has long been considered technical terrain reserved for creative professionals and enthusiastic hobbyists—at least until recently. With the arrival of Microsoft Clipchamp’s transcript-based editing, a paradigm shift is quietly brewing in how users across Windows 11, web, and iOS...

Microsoft's Clipchamp has introduced a groundbreaking feature that allows users to edit videos by modifying the transcript, streamlining the editing process for content creators. This innovative approach enables users to delete portions of the transcript, automatically removing the corresponding...

Microsoft’s relentless drive to simplify video editing for everyday users has taken a notable leap forward with its Clipchamp platform. The latest feature—transcript-based video editing—marks a significant step not only in accessibility but in the overall trajectory of AI-powered creative tools...

Not content with letting you paint your desktop in weird pastel hues or chasing you down with AI-powered widgets, Microsoft is now ready to add a little more, shall we say, color, to your conversations—by letting you toggle off the profanity filter for voice typing in Windows 11. That’s right...

In a world obsessed with major overhauls and shiny new features, it’s the incremental steps—the subtle but strategic tweaks—that often reveal a company’s real direction. Microsoft’s rollout of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5570 to the Dev Channel stands as a definitive example. This...

For years, Windows users have encountered a curious form of digital etiquette: an ever-watchful profanity filter embedded within the voice typing feature of Windows 10 and Windows 11. If you attempted to dictate anything even vaguely resembling a swear word, the result was almost always a parade...

In an era when digital transformation is reshaping nearly every industry, Ramsay Health Care is taking a giant leap in modernizing clinical documentation. The healthcare provider has commenced a pilot program for its innovative AI-powered tool—Ramsay Scribe—designed to streamline documentation...

If you’ve ever tried to wrangle a sprawling, multi-source report in Microsoft Word and found yourself longing for a digital assistant with an attention span broader than a goldfish’s, you’re in luck: Microsoft just gave Copilot a quantum leap in data-referencing prowess, with new features that...

They say the best ideas come to us in the shower, on a walk, or—much less glamorously—while slouched in traffic, dictating voice memos to ourselves in a bid to salvage inspiration before it vanishes into the ether. For years, the promise of smartphones has been to bridge these moments of...