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The Browser Company is building another AI browser, Dia

The company says they won't abandon Arc, but people are having a hard time believing them.

Arc Browser, while not a mainstream browser in any right, has amassed a huge niche following of its own. Now, The Browser Company of New York, the company behind Arc, has teased a new browser they're developing – Dia – set for release in early 2025.

Dia is positioned as an AI browser, that'll bring an AI environment to the browser as a whole, instead of the different, scattered features we're used to till now with different LLM models.

The website for Dia reads: "AI won't exist as an app. Or a button. We believe it'll be an entirely new environment – built

Microsoft backpedals, restricts Copilot key customization in current Windows 11 Dev channel build

The ability to assign custom apps to the dedicated Copilot key has been removed in the current Windows 11 developer channel build.

Just a week after expanding customization options for the dedicated Copilot key, Microsoft has seemingly reversed course. The latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build (26120.2222) in the developer channel, released on November 8, 2024, limits Copilot key functionality to launching only "Microsoft 365" and the "Copilot" app itself. Previously, users could assign any MSIX packaged and signed app to the key.

The Copilot key customization feature was first introduced in beta builds, then made widely available on November 12th, but we just discovered that it has now been restricted to Microsoft's own apps only in the current Windows 11

Anthropic adds Google Docs support in Claude AI

Claude Pro and Claude for Work users can now integrate Google Docs directly into their workflows.

Anthropic has introduced Google Docs integration for its Claude AI chatbot, allowing users to connect their documents directly to Claude for better context and assistance. The integration is currently available for Claude Pro and Claude for Work (Team and Enterprise) plan subscribers.

Users can add documents by pasting URLs or selecting from their recent Google Docs. This feature allows Claude to access and process the document's content, informing its responses in both chats and projects.

Within the chat interface, users can hover over the paperclip icon and click the Google Drive icon to access the integration. Similarly,

Your posts on Bluesky won't be used to train generative AI

If you need another reason to join Bluesky!

Bluesky has become a home for almost 19 million users, with over 3 million users joining in the past week alone. As people are seeking alternatives to X (previously, Twitter) given the recent events like the election and the policy changes, Bluesky along with Threads and Mastodon has become an attractive option. If you, too, are thinking about migrating to Bluesky, there's another reason you might consider doing so.

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Apple expands Windows app support to ARM-based Copilot+ PCs

You can now install Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices apps on Copilot+ PCs

Apple has quietly updated its Windows applications to support ARM-based Copilot+ PCs powered by Snapdragon X Plus and X Elite processors. You can now download Apple Music, Apple TV, and Apple Devices apps directly from the Microsoft Store on these machines.

Previously, these Apple applications were incompatible with Windows PCs running on ARM architecture, limiting access for users of the new Snapdragon-powered devices. The apps were only available for Windows PCs with x86 processors.

The updated applications maintain the same features and functionality as their x86 counterparts, allowing you to manage your Apple devices, stream music from Apple Music, and

Claude is now available as a desktop app on Windows and Mac

If you use Claude often, it's now more easier than ever to chat with it.

Claude is undoubtedly one of the better AIs out there. It also has some great features that other companies still need to catch up with, like Artifacts or Computer Use. But there are a few areas where Anthropic needs to play catch up. And it seems like the company has realized that and is doing just that now.

The company released an Android app for Claude a couple of months ago and recently also added support for dictation to its Android and iOS apps. Now it has also released desktop apps for Windows and Mac for Claude in beta.

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The Browser Company is building another AI browser, Dia

Microsoft backpedals, restricts Copilot key customization in current Windows 11 Dev channel build

Anthropic adds Google Docs support in Claude AI

Your posts on Bluesky won't be used to train generative AI

Apple expands Windows app support to ARM-based Copilot+ PCs

Claude is now available as a desktop app on Windows and Mac

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