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Apps, features and tools you can actually try, and what changed in the ones you already use.
ChatGPT's Chrome add-on can now read the tabs you already have open
OpenAI says its ChatGPT add-on for Chrome can now look at your open tabs and help with tasks. Its Atlas browser is gone.
Google launches one shopping cart that saves items from many online stores
Google's Universal Cart is rolling out in the US. It gathers products from different stores in one place and sends alerts when prices drop.
Amazon's Bee listening gadget gets two new versions, and can now help you shop
Amazon's Bee devices listen to your day and write summaries and to-do lists. The new ones start at $75, and a paid plan lets them suggest things to buy.
New productsYouTube Music will now label songs made with AI
YouTube Music is adding a "Made with AI" label to songs made fully or partly with AI tools. It tells you what you're hearing but does not block or hide those songs.
Google Messages will use AI to check texts from strangers for scams
Google is adding an optional setting to Google Messages on Android. It uses AI to judge what an unknown sender wants and to check links before you open them.
New productsvia TechCrunch AIDeezer is adding a switch that hides AI-made music from its listeners
Music streaming service Deezer says a new setting, due before the end of the year, will hide AI-generated songs, albums and related artists in search results.
Facebook adds a tool to choose which topics show up in your feed
Meta's new "Your Algorithm" tool lets Facebook users pick topics for their feed and Reels, and Meta says changes show up right away.
New productsAyobi’s pickApple's first smart display, the HomeView, costs $299 and ships November 13
The $299 HomeView has a square touchscreen on a speaker. It uses Siri AI and can show your texts and doorbell camera.
New productsX now sells one subscription that covers its paid features, Grok and Cursor
SpaceX Super Intelligence now sells X Premium, Grok and Cursor as one plan, with five levels from free to $200 a month.