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Image: The Verge Opening a webpage inside an app is about to get a little more pleasant — in some Android apps, at least. The Chrome M124 update adds the ability to open in-app webpages in picture-in-picture mode, letting you swap between the webpage and the app without closing your browsing session. The feature is coming to the Android apps that use Chrome Custom Tabs, which let developers provide customized browsing experiences within their apps. If it’s available in an app you use, you’ll see a new down arrow in the top-left corner of an in-app webpage. Tap the arrow, and the webpage will minimize into a floating window in the bottom-right corner of the screen. You can tap the window to open the tab back up. GIF: Google This... Continue reading…

The latest iPad ad is much more human-centric. | Image: Apple / YouTube Apple is back with a new iPad ad, seemingly crafted as a chaser after the last spot left a bitter taste in some people’s mouths. Titled “Worlds Made on iPad,” the minute-and-change video features actor Sofia Wylie on a green screen set. Then, the screen splits into three views, each with a different animated backdrop that evolves as she crawls, leaps, and floats through the stylized spaces. It’s a distinctly different vibe from the last one, which, uh, didn’t go down well. That ad — titled “Crush!” — featured an array of instruments, paints, sound mixing equipment, and other artistic tools being crushed in a hydraulic press, all smashed together to create a shiny new iPad Pro. Unsurprisingly, many creators didn’t take kindly to seeing... Continue reading…

I recently realized that I'll soon chat more with AI like ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, and Apple's chatbot than I do with humans. This is inevitable as these AI products become more personal, and they'll be able to do more on my devices than simply answer complex queries. I envision that experience as a system-wide chat with AI that lets me engage with my personal AI chatbot in dedicated apps. I'll use voice and text inside an app like ChatGPT to ask questions or tell the AI to perform tasks on whatever computer I use. AI will be everywhere, whether it's a phone, laptop, tablet, or a wearable gadget. Before we get there, we'll chat with AI inside instant messaging apps. When the reality of such a feature became clear, I said I didn't want it. But I now realize this is actually a good idea as long as it's done well. Microsoft is the latest company to bring a chatbot to a texting app. You can enable Copilot inside Telegram right now, and it's incredibly easy. Once done, you can chat with Microsoft's ChatGPT-based AI from the chat app, though there are some caveats. Continue reading... The post Microsoft Copilot is available in Telegram – here’s how to use it appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Memorial Day deals: $20 Amazon credit, $329 iPad 10, $20 TOZO earbuds, Hydro Flask, Motorola foldables, more Today’s deals: $3.25 smart plugs, $79 AirPods, $849 M2 MacBook Air, $329 Sony WH-1000XM5 headphones, more Best Ring Video Doorbell deals in May 2024 Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales

Former President Donald Trump and Elon Musk have discussed an advisory role should Trump be re-elected president, the Wall Street Journal reported.