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Microsoft’s AI-Powered Windows Vision
According to https://www.windowscentral.com/ Microsoft’s AI-powered Windows vision for 2030 is nothing short of revolutionary. In a recent video titled Windows 2030 Vision, David Weston, Microsoft’s Corporate VP for Enterprise & OS Security, outlined a future where traditional input methods like keyboards and mice may become obsolete. Instead, Windows will embrace multimodal interaction—users will speak to, gesture at, or even look at their PCs to trigger actions. This shift is powered by agentic AI, which doesn’t just assist but autonomously carries out complex workflows based on user intent.
Philips Goes Fully Digital in India
According https://www.financialexpress.com/ Philips India has dropped all TV advertising and adopted a digital-first strategy. They’re focusing on platform-specific content, influencer collaborations, and out-of-home activations. YouTube is favored for mother-care content, while Instagram leads in beauty. The brand is also using advanced analytics to measure campaign impact
OpenAI Launches GPT-5
According to https://www.reuters.com/ OpenAI launched GPT-5 in August 2025, introducing major upgrades in intelligence, language support, and personalization. It now understands over 12 Indian languages and comes in three versions—GPT-5, mini, and nano—tailored for different devices and use cases. With PhD-level expertise, it can solve complex problems and generate high-quality content across fields like law, medicine, and engineering.
Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold
According to https://blog.google/ The Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, launching on August 20, 2025, is a premium foldable phone with IP68 water resistance, Tensor G5 chip, and 16GB RAM. It features an 8-inch 120Hz inner display, 6.4-inch cover screen, and a triple rear camera with 5x zoom. Running on Android 16, it offers 30W fast charging, 15W wireless charging, and up to 1TB storage. Available in Moonstone and Jade, it's expected to cost around ₹1,79,999
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Google AI Mode Now Supports More Languages and Is Coming to India
Google’s AI-powered search feature, AI Mode, now supports five new languages including Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, and Brazilian Portuguese. This expansion allows users in India and other countries to search with AI in their native languages, making complex queries easier and more intuitive. AI Mode uses Google’s advanced Gemini 2.5 AI model that offers smarter, multimodal, and reasoning-powered search results.
This update is a major step toward making Google Search more accessible and useful worldwide, especially for non-English speakers. Users can now enjoy a more natural and personalized search experience in their preferred language.
Try AI Mode today at google.com/ai.
