Abhishek Baxi

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Technology Journalist | Digital Consultant ✍️ Mint, The Morning Context, Newslaundry, MakeUseOf, Forbes, et al. 💬 Founder/Editor: The Podcast Hub

Since forever, it's been a pain to figure out hardware requirements to run an app on Windows, especially for the layperson. 'Copilot+ PC' has been an awkward branding, but once you own one, it makes it easy to figure out if some app/feature is supported on your PC or not.

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Embarassing to have the Prime Minister bullshit on AI with his silly wordplay attempts in the Parliament while the world debates technology, innovation, economic impact, energy needs, and regulation.

Till school, except a couple on Delhi trips, my fanciest movie experiences were sitting in a 12-seater 'box' at small-town cinemas. It had a sofa seat (wow), often with sponge peeking out. Samosa and Campa were had in intermission. And now, there's PVR Playhouse for the kid! 😳

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Microsoft is bringing OpenAI’s o1 reasoning model to all Copilot users. Free. You don't require a Copilot Pro or ChatGPT Plus subscription. With 'Think Deeper', #Copilot can handle complex questions... taking 30 seconds to “consider your question from all angles and perspectives.”

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Unpopular opinion: I like that Microsoft has now integrated Copilot capabilities with the regular Microsoft 365 Personal/Family subscription. Earlier, one had to pay $20/month extra for Copilot. That barrier meant that most users didn't even try the new AI-powered features.

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It's been 15 years today that papa left us. It threw us off, jolted me out of my comfort, and changed how life, and I, would be. 💔 The passage of time makes you embrace the absence in a way, and you start to cherish the memories and find comfort in the legacy he left behind.

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The latest update to Microsoft Copilot introduces a shortcut (ALT + Space) to invoke a mini Copilot window. (It's the same shortcut that ChatGPT app for Windows used. Sly!)

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Microsoft has announced $3 billion investment in India for cloud and AI infrastructure over the next two years. The company also shared a comprehensive plan to train and skill 10 million people by 2030.

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F1 Services, the company that provides after-sales support for Google in India, has launched its third service center in Mumbai. Last year, F1 Services opened two centers in Bengaluru and Delhi for Google products, including Pixel Mobiles & Watches, Buds, Fitbit, Nest, et al.