🚀You Can Now Send Messages via Claude App

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You Can Now Send Messages via Claude App

Anthropic has added a new feature to the Claude app on iOS and Android, you can now draft and send emails, messages, and calendar invites right from the app. No more app switching; just open Claude and get things done, whether you're scheduling a meeting or firing off a quick message. It’s available to all users, free or paid.

Comet Gets Shortcuts to Automate Your Web Tasks

Perplexity has rolled out Comet Shortcuts, a new way to automate repetitive web tasks using simple commands in plain English. Just type a /command anywhere in Comet to trigger actions like pulling data, submitting forms, or navigating pages.

Manus AI Launches Wide Research

Manus AI has introduced Wide Research, a new feature built for tackling large-scale research projects. While it’s designed for heavy-duty tasks, there’s more happening behind the scenes. For now, it’s only available to Manus Pro users, but wider access is coming soon.

Sam Altman Is Already Using GPT-5, Launch Seems Imminent

Sam Altman may have just given us our first real look at GPT-5. In a recent X post, the OpenAI CEO shared a ChatGPT screenshot tagged “ChatGPT 5,” hinting that the next-gen model is already in use, and possibly launching soon.

SAP Is Buying SmartRecruiters, Here’s Why It Matters

SAP is set to acquire SmartRecruiters, a hiring platform used by over 4,000 companies worldwide. The move aims to strengthen SAP’s SuccessFactors suite with better recruiting tools and AI-powered hiring. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2025, pending approval. Terms of the deal haven’t been shared.

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🤵🏻 Founder's Corner:

Jan Koum: Co-Founder, CEO at WhatsApp Inc.

Jan went from sweeping floors in Ukraine to building one of the world’s most popular messaging apps. After moving to California at 16, he worked odd jobs, landed a gig at Yahoo, and met future co-founder Brian Acton. In 2009, inspired by his new iPhone, Koum built a simple status app, until Apple’s push notifications turned it into a messaging hit. He and Acton went all in, kept the app ad-free, and scaled WhatsApp to 200 million users before Facebook bought it for $19 billion in 2014.

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Keval, Editor