Category: New Content

Claude’s new Research tool is bringing a helpful upgrade to how the AI assistant handles information gathering. Unlike ChatGPT’s basic web browsing, Claude can now perform multiple search queries on a single topic, working through complex questions step by step. This means more accurate answers with proper citations so you know where the information is coming from. If you’re trying to understand a complicated news story or researching a hobby project, Claude can now dig deeper and explain things more thoroughly.The Google Workspace integration means Claude can now work with your Gmail, Calendar, and Google Docs—something that sets it apart from many competitors. Need help making sense of your cluttered inbox? Claude can summarize important emails. Feeling overwhelmed by meeting notes? It can pull out the key action items. Claude can even understand the context of your documents to provide more relevant assistance. These updates make Claude more useful for everyday tasks while keeping the friendly, thoughtful approach that users appreciate. Learn More

SlidesAI offers a straightforward way to turn written content into presentation slides without needing design skills. What makes it stand out from other AI slide generators is how it focuses on clarity and simplicity—you just paste your text, pick a tone, and it suggests a complete slide layout. No logging into complicated design tools, no starting from scratch.While many tools focus heavily on visuals, SlidesAI keeps things clean and readable, which is helpful for people who want to get their message across without spending hours adjusting fonts and animations. It’s a time-saver, especially for students, educators, and business professionals looking to present ideas quickly. You can explore it at slidesai.io.

Nanobrowser is a user-friendly Chrome extension that teams up with Google’s Gemini AI to help you automate everyday browser tasks using natural language. After installing the extension and connecting your Gemini API key, you can give simple prompts like “Find the latest releases by Company X and summarize the key features.” It’s like having a personal assistant guiding your browser, all within familiar tabs and pages.

What makes Nanobrowser stand out is its quiet efficiency: it works with your existing browser sessions and supports multi-step automation—from planning to navigation to validation. This setup means you can manage social media, gather business research, or track competitors without ever switching tools . It’s a helpful bridge between casual browsing and smarter workflows for anyone who wants to automate using their browser.

Perplexity introduced Comet, a web browser, in July 2025. The browser integrates Perplexity’s search and answer capabilities directly into your browsing experience through a sidebar that activates when needed.

Comet works alongside your regular web activities. Whether you’re reading articles, writing emails, or comparing flight prices, you can ask questions or request help without switching between different apps or tabs. The browser aims to support your natural workflow rather than interrupt it.

The browser includes several practical features: you can highlight text to get instant explanations, organize or summarize open tabs, and get assistance with tasks like email drafting. These tools are designed to activate when you want them, staying out of the way otherwise.

Rather than focusing on cutting-edge AI capabilities, Comet emphasizes fitting into how people already use the internet. The goal appears to be making web browsing feel more intuitive by having helpful tools readily available when curiosity strikes or when you need a quick assist with routine tasks.

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