Khamosh Pathak

3 weeks ago | au.lifehacker.com | Khamosh Pathak

ChatGPT introduced its Memory feature more than a year ago now. This feature lets users save particular details about their life or work in the ChatGPT memory bank, so they don’t need to repeat them with each new prompt. But using the Memory feature as it launched frequently required manually checking which information was saved and managing it yourself, which meant it was pretty easy to let it fall behind. OpenAI’s solution was to let ChatGPT remember way more about you.

3 weeks ago | au.lifehacker.com | Khamosh Pathak

AI video generation is a rapidly developing field, with the likes of Google's Veo and OpenAI’s Sora constantly out-doing each other. We are approaching the time when it might be difficult to discern some AI generated video content from reality. But all those gains are limited to the top-tier paid services. To get access to Google’s flagship Veo 3 model (which can now generate dialogue), you need to fork over $250 a month.

3 weeks ago | au.lifehacker.com | Khamosh Pathak

After years of holding out, I recently upgraded my Apple Watch, and quickly learned that jumping from the Apple Watch Series 6 to the Series 10 is a journey of both big and small changes. It’s still the same Apple Watch, but bigger and lighter. It’s also finally light enough that I can wear it to bed, and get a sleep analysis report each night. Honestly, I just upgraded my Apple Watch because the battery was dying on my old one, but now I'm glad I did.

3 weeks ago | au.lifehacker.com | Khamosh Pathak

YouTube hides some of its best mobile features, like background playback and picture-in-picture, behind its expensive $14/month YouTube Premium subscription. And it’s notorious for stopping free apps and workarounds. If you’re on Android, you can use the third-party app NewPipe to get around these limitations. But on the walled garden that is the iPhone? There's very little you can do. Even if you try to play videos using Safari, they’ll stop playing as soon as you lock your screen.

4 weeks ago | au.lifehacker.com | Khamosh Pathak

Ever since Google started integrating its Gemini AI into all its apps, users have complained about seeing the optional AI-powered Summarize button in their Gmail threads. Now, Google is so confident about this feature that it’s enabling automatic summaries for all paying Google Workspace accounts with Gemini access. Now when you open a long email or thread, an AI Summary will be the first thing you see, right up top.