Productivity

Microsoft's Visual Studio Code 1.87 revolutionizes coding with voice dictation, multi-cursor inline suggestions, smarter Python imports, and GitHub Copilot integration.

JetBrains elevates the development workflow with a modernized terminal feature in its IDE lineup, promising efficiency increases through improved usability and new productivity-focused features.

The new release of Microsoft Graph Toolkit 4.0 emphasizes developer convenience and improved app performance, including seamless integration and trimming down application size.

The latest Visual Studio Code update introduces the 'Hey Code' voice command, optimizing interaction with Copilot Chat and adding per-window zoom levels to bolster developer productivity.

Developers can now use a prompt tool in the Play Console to encourage users to update old app versions.

In CES 2024, Timekettle presented its X1 Interpreter Hub, a pioneering device capable of facilitating multiple language translations simultaneously.

Asus emerges with an innovatively designed, portable, foldable OLED monitor that enhances productivity on-the-go.

Planview has launched a new solution, Planview Roadmaps, designed to bring together strategy, team blueprints, and execution in one unified visual platform.

The prominent software development company, JetBrains, has introduced a ground-breaking platform named Writerside.

Dropbox is revolutionizing user experience with newly announced enhancements.

Docker revealed an array of ground-breaking products at DockerCon, including a remote build service and advanced debugging tools.

LinearB, a prominent player in the software delivery management landscape, is preparing to release a complimentary DORA Metrics dashboard, promising a revolutionary approach to operational efficiency and performance assessments for development teams.

Asana, a top-tier business work management solution provider, has announced the release of its AI-powered features.

Azul Systems introduces its latest feature - ReadyNow Orchestrator (RNO). This revolutionary advancement aims to decrease Java's warmup time, leveraging cloud elasticity thereby improving overall performance for companies running business-critical workloads.

Google rises to another level in technological innovations, introducing Duet AI in its Workspace for an enhanced collaborative experience.

The newly introduced flow metrics in the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe 6), provides companies with a robust tool for analyzing their efficiency levels, and enabling faster delivery of value to their customers.

Asana has launched sophisticated product capabilities to facilitate better strategic alignment, introducing executive reporting improvements, provisions for standardizing goals, Gantt view and other enhancements, leveraging Asana’s Work Graph.

Zoom has unveiled a synchronous video tool, Zoom Clips, aimed at enhancing diversification of its product portfolio.

Google Docs takes document accessibility to new heights by introducing an automated line numbering feature, making it easier to reference specific sections of a document. This feature rivals Microsoft Word's previously exclusive line numbering functionality.

JetBrains officially launches its star product, Qodana. Aimed to boost developers' efficiency by providing static code analysis and assisting in detecting problems early on, it integrates seamlessly with IDEs and CI/CD pipelines.

Google’s AI note-taking tool, formerly known as Project Tailwind, is now launched under the name NotebookLM. Launching today to a select US user base, the product aims to give users their own personal AI, relying on their data to simplify and make sense of their notes.

Enhancing its offerings, Google Calendar introduces a feature enabling paid appointment bookings. This integration, targeting time-based service providers, is the result of a partnership with Stripe.

In an attempt to curb the use of ad blockers, YouTube has launched a global experiment where users are asked to disable their ad blockers or subscribe to YouTube Premium after streaming three videos. Failure to comply may lead to restricted video access in extreme cases.

Google is developing an 'On-the-Go' mode for Google Meet, aimed at making video conferencing safer and more convenient while walking. The new mode simplifies the UI, disables cameras and only displays essential buttons for improved user experience during outdoor meetings.