Tags: Feature update

OpenAI has introduced a new pinning feature to ChatGPT, letting users keep up to three conversations at the top of their chat list. The option is available on the web as well as iOS and Android apps, and works across all subscription tiers, including the free tier. Users can also rename chats to make them easier to locate. While the feature improves organization, the three‑pin limit remains a notable restriction. Ler mais

OpenAI has updated the ChatGPT user experience by embedding the voice conversation feature directly within the main chat window. Users can now speak to the assistant and watch its replies appear as text, along with any images or maps, without switching to a separate screen. The change applies to both mobile and web platforms and is being rolled out to all users. Those who prefer the older, stand‑alone voice view can still enable it through the settings menu. Ler mais

Spotify has launched a new feature that lets users remove individual songs from influencing their taste profile. The change builds on an earlier option that let listeners exclude entire playlists, and it aims to improve the accuracy of personalized recommendations such as Discovery Weekly, Home page selections, Wrapped, and Blend. Both free and premium members can tap the three‑dot menu on a track to exclude or reinstate it. The move addresses scenarios where shared accounts or occasional listening of unrelated music can skew algorithmic suggestions, giving users more control over their music experience. Ler mais

OpenAI has introduced a new thinking‑time toggle for the ChatGPT‑5 model that lets Plus and Pro subscribers choose how long the system spends reasoning on a response. The web‑only feature offers Standard and Extended modes for Plus users, while Pro users gain two additional options—Light for the quickest answers and Heavy for deeper reasoning. The toggle appears in the chat window when the Thinking model is selected, but it is not yet available on iOS or Android apps. OpenAI says the control will roll out to mobile in coming weeks. Ler mais

Spotify has expanded its free tier, allowing ad‑supported listeners to select and play any individual song on demand. Previously limited to shuffle‑only playback, the new feature lets free users search for a specific track, tap it in an album or playlist, or follow a shared link to hear it right away. All other free‑tier restrictions remain in place, including advertisements and a limited number of skips per hour. The change is being rolled out globally today, giving non‑paying listeners a more flexible listening experience without altering the core revenue model. Ler mais