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Apple to soon let you record calls, but only after informing participants

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Apple to soon let you record calls, but only after informing participants

Apple announced a new feature in its iOS 18 software that allows users to record and transcribe phone conversations. The feature automatically notifies participants that they are being recorded and provides a soundwave of the recording along with a time stamp. The transcription is done in the Notes app and can also create a summary of the call. Available in multiple languages, this feature has been celebrated by journalists and content creators as a free alternative to subscription-based transcription services. Apple also announced the integration of OpenAI models into its products and improvements to its voice assistant Siri. Privacy is emphasized as a core value in all new features.

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Apple fights €1.8 billion EU antitrust fine for curbs on Spotify

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Apple fights €1.8 billion EU antitrust fine for curbs on Spotify

Apple Inc. is appealing a €1.8 billion ($1.9 billion) fine imposed by the European Union for allegedly hindering fair competition among music-streaming rivals, such as Spotify. The iPhone maker has filed a lawsuit at the EU's General Court to contest the decision and challenge the order to stop preventing music-streaming apps from informing users of cheaper deals outside the App Store. The European Commission has expressed its readiness to defend its decisions in court. This comes after previous disputes between Apple and the EU over a record tax bill. Silicon Valley firms face increasing scrutiny from EU competition regulators.

Meta launches new WhatsApp app for Mac users

Economic Times

Economic Times · 2y ago

Meta launches new WhatsApp app for Mac users

Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has launched a new WhatsApp application for Mac users, offering group calling features with up to 8 people on video calls and 32 people on audio calls. The app, also available for Windows, allows sharing files through drag-and-drop and offers a familiar interface for Mac users. The application maintains end-to-end encryption across devices. Additionally, Zuckerberg announced that users can now create unnamed groups on WhatsApp, with dynamic naming based on participants. The Mac app is downloadable from WhatsApp's website and will be available on the App Store soon.

Starting a company just to make money won't work: Zomato CEO Goyal

Inshorts · 1y ago

Starting a company just to make money won't work: Zomato CEO Goyal

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal said one should not start a company just to make lots of money. "I don't think that works because that leads to bad governance calls," he stated. Advising entrepreneurs, he said, "You should be...passionate about something, you should be willing to risk your life for it, only then you can build a company of your dreams."

Truecaller Launches AI-Powered Call Recording Feature For Indian Users

Inc42 · 1y ago

Truecaller Launches AI-Powered Call Recording Feature For Indian Users

Truecaller has introduced an AI-powered call recording feature in India for iOS and Android users. Available as part of the brand's Premium plan, the feature allows users to record incoming and outgoing calls directly through the Truecaller app. iOS users can record calls after answering by calling the recording line, while Android users can simply tap the record button during a call. The recordings are stored locally for iOS users and can be stored on iCloud for added security. Transcriptions are currently offered in English and Hindi, with more languages and markets to follow.

Spotify to add price information in its app on Apple devices in EU

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

Spotify to add price information in its app on Apple devices in EU

Spotify will finally include prices of its plans and services in its app on Apple devices in the European Union, after previously being rejected by Apple. The rejection was due to Spotify not accepting Apple's new terms for informing users of other ways to purchase. While Spotify now accepts those terms, its iOS app will not provide an external link for purchases to avoid paying Apple a commission. This is seen as a small step towards improving the app experience for iPhone users. Apple made it easier for music streaming apps to communicate with users in the EU after being fined by the EU for anti-competitive practices. Apple has not yet commented on the update.

Apple will cut off third-party app store updates if your iPhone leaves the EU for a month

The Verge

The Verge · 1y ago

Apple will cut off third-party app store updates if your iPhone leaves the EU for a month

Users in the European Union can now install alternative app marketplaces and access apps offered through these platforms on iOS 17.4 or later, in compliance with the Digital Markets Act. To qualify, your Apple ID country or region must be set in an EU country, and you must physically be located within the EU. Apple only checks device eligibility on-device and does not collect location data to protect user privacy. If you leave the EU, you can still use previously installed apps from alternative app marketplaces, which may receive updates for up to 30 days after your departure. However, you must be physically present in the EU to install new alternative app marketplaces and apps from them.

WhatsApp announces updates for calling on desktop and mobile

Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

WhatsApp announces updates for calling on desktop and mobile

WhatsApp has announced updates to its call functionality, aimed at improving the user experience across devices. Users will now be able to share their screens and audio during calls, enabling them to watch videos together. Additionally, video calls can now include up to 32 participants, and a speaker spotlight feature allows participants to easily identify who is speaking. WhatsApp has also made improvements to call quality, including better noise and echo cancellation, higher-resolution video calls, and crisper audio, even in low connectivity or with older devices.

Samsung trolls Apple with ‘Let Us Know When It Folds’ after iPhone 16 launch

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Samsung trolls Apple with ‘Let Us Know When It Folds’ after iPhone 16 launch

Samsung playfully taunted Apple on social media after Apple's major hardware launch event. Samsung's post referenced Apple's absence from the foldable smartphone market, with the tech giant jokingly asking Apple to let them know when it folds. The rivalry between the two companies sparked reactions from fans on social media, highlighting the ongoing competition between the two tech giants.

Google Meet rolls out AI-powered ‘Take notes for me’ feature. Here's how to use

Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Google Meet rolls out AI-powered ‘Take notes for me’ feature. Here's how to use

Google Meet is introducing a new feature called "Take notes for me", powered by AI technology. This feature automatically captures meeting notes during video calls and allows easy sharing with participants. The recorded notes are saved on the meeting owner's Google Drive and shared with everyone on the calendar invite within the organization. Latecomers can also catch up on the meeting progress through the "summary so far" feature. This new feature aims to help users stay engaged during meetings while also maintaining a record of important information.

Apple reportedly faces its first EU antitrust fine

Business Insider

Business Insider · 1y ago

Apple reportedly faces its first EU antitrust fine

The European Union is expected to fine Apple approximately 500 million euros ($539 million) for allegedly breaching EU competition rules. The fine is a result of Apple's actions to hinder rival music streaming services from informing users about cheaper alternatives outside of the App Store. The investigation began after Spotify filed a complaint in 2019. Apple recently announced changes to comply with the Digital Markets Act, reducing the commission from 30% to 17%. Spotify CEO, Daniel Ek, criticized the changes, stating they could lead to astronomical fees for popular apps.

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