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We're glad you're here for the most recent collections of Technology News, where we swiftly present the most interesting AllNews stories from the previous week.
Salesforce has unveiled Slack GPT during its World Tour NYC event, describing it as a three-pronged concept that incorporates AI technologies into the business messaging platform.
The components of Slack GPT include AI-powered capabilities that are already included in the app, a new AI-ready platform that was just made accessible to developers, and the inclusion of Einstein GPT, which will enable the app's capacity to produce insights and summaries instantaneously. Read more here.
LinkedIn is now beta-testing a new generative AI tool that will create succinct messages that resemble cover letters that job seekers may submit to hiring managers via the site.
The site's premium customers are now beginning to receive the functionality. Read more here.
DPG Soft Solutions, a digital company located in Benin City, Edo has introduced "Tokens," a software programme for offline transactions, on Monday as part of the effort to transition Nigeria to a cashless economy.
According to Philips Nguzor, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), DPG Soft Solutions, in a press conference with reporters in Benin, the app was developed to solve a payment system bottleneck brought on by the Federal Government's push for a country's economy free of significant cash transactions. Read more here.
Google has begun implementing support for a new security setting, "Passkeys" which provides a passwordless experience across all of its services.
The option is already visible in my accounts, and enabling it on my phone and laptop was essentially a one-click process. Read more here.
Google has officially acknowledged the existence of the Pixel Fold after months of rumours and leaks in a video shared on Twitter and YouTube.
The Pixel Fold was supposed to be unveiled by the company at Google I/O the following week. Read more here.
We're glad you're here for the most recent collections of Technology News, where we swiftly present the most interesting AllNews stories from the previous week.
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