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Claude in Chrome Expands to a Cross-Device Cowork Session
technology13 days ago

Claude in Chrome Expands to a Cross-Device Cowork Session

Anthropic's Claude for Chrome now supports a full Cowork session, letting browser-based tasks and conversations persist across Claude's desktop, web, and mobile apps. Sessions are saved to Claude history, with existing skills and connectors usable in the browser; available for Max and Team now, with a Pro rollout planned. Admins can enable and restrict access to approved domains, while safeguards acknowledge browser agent risks such as prompt injection.

via 9to5Mac|
#anthropic#chrome#claude
WhatsApp Brings Web-Based Audio and Video Calling to the Browser
technology27 days ago

WhatsApp Brings Web-Based Audio and Video Calling to the Browser

WhatsApp announced web-based audio and video calling that works directly in browsers without app downloads, supporting one-on-one and group calls with screen sharing and reactions, plus a calls tab for history and favourites. The update introduces call transfer to move an active group call between devices, a waiting room for joining approvals, and two quality improvements—QuickHD for instant HD video and noise suppression for clearer audio—rolled out gradually.

via NDTV|
#browser-based#cross-device#group-calls
Meta plots CTV push to extend performance ads into the living room
business4 months ago

Meta plots CTV push to extend performance ads into the living room

Meta is quietly exploring an expansion into connected TV ads by talking to SSPs, ad servers, and TV manufacturers to access third-party CTV inventory and apply its targeting and optimization tools to living-room screens, potentially turning CTV into a performance-driven extension of FAN; no concrete product or timeline has been announced as plans remain exploratory and fluid.

via Digiday|
#advertising-technology#business#cross-device
WhatsApp introduces multi-device account feature.
technology3 years ago

WhatsApp introduces multi-device account feature.

WhatsApp has launched the ability to send and receive synced messages across multiple devices, allowing users to link up to four additional devices other than the original device, across both Android and iOS. The phones connect to servers independently from each other, which cuts the ties of needing the original device to be active. The company is also bringing in a new login alternative, which lets you enter your phone number for a one-time code, which will allow you to link extra devices.

via 9to5Google|
#cross-device#messaging#security