This video delves into the top tech news of the week:

1. Google and Samsung are anticipated to launch new AI smartphones in the coming weeks, as they set to shape a predominant technological leap. Samsung will hold its Unpacked event in Paris on the 10th of July and Google is set to have its Made by Google event on August 13, taking AI as the core subject.

Google and Samsung announce new flagship smartphones at their events every year. Samsung is focused on the upcoming Galaxy Z6 foldable phones and the Pixel 9 range will go along with cutting-edge technology, and stonking hardware to attract premium customers in the top-end market. Most smartphone producers intend to facilitate AI in their phones, however, Samsung and Google are not exceptional in this line.

2. Outcry on Meta’s “made with AI” label: users raised concerns

Many Instagram users raised their concerns after ‘Meta AI’ started appearing even on original images. Users have accused the company of incorrectly labelling their images or posts as made with AI. The issue came to notice in May when users and photographers reported that their images were tagged incorrectly as “Made with AI” labels.

3. Snapchat unveils new features to Improve User Experience

The popular messaging app Snapchat is rolling out new security features to provide an enhanced user experience making some changes that block unwanted content or people allowing users to identify the blocked account who sends a friend request from a new account on the same device.

As part of the updates, the company will also notify users with app warnings to identify fraud practices and scams. This will help them to track chats from someone who has been blocked or reported by other users also providing further notifications.

4. (HMD) unwraps 4G Nokia phones with YouTube cloud apps in India

Human Mobile Devices (HMD), June announced the Nokia 3210 4G feature phone with YouTube and YouTube Music cloud apps along with support for UPl payment in India. The company also introduced two additional 4G feature phones – Nokia 235 and Nokia 220 4G – with similar capabilities.

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The Nokia 3210 is priced at ₹3,999 and the Nokia 235 4G, Nokia 220 4G costs ₹3,749 and ₹3,249 respectively, which are available on HMD and Amazon, also at other retail outlets. The Nokia 3210 will be available in Scuba Blue, Grunge Black, and Y2K Gold colours. Nokia 235 4G in Blue, Black, and Purple and Nokia 220 4G in Peach and Black.

5. Ahead of Apple intelligence, Open AI introduces Its Chat GPT app for Mac Users

The Open  AI company has confirmed that the Mac ChatGPT app is available for download from their official website. Earlier, OpenAl’s ChatGPT desktop app for Macs was limited to GPT Plus subscribers but now you can get full access to Mac OS 14+ or its newer versions. The app continues ChatGPT’s enhanced capabilities, supporting text and voice input with image creation and for an advanced user experience.

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