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Cision Canada
11 hours ago
- Business
- Cision Canada
AirHelp Launches First Unlimited, Free Flight-Tracking App for Passengers
Offers real-time flight tracking, disruption alerts, and built-in options for extra protection Passengers are automatically notified when they are eligible for compensation Travelers can easily protect and insure their future trips Turns complex air passenger rights into clear, actionable steps WASHINGTON, May 28, 2025 /CNW/ -- AirHelp, the leading travel tech company supporting passengers with flight disruptions, today announces the launch of its new AirHelp Flight and Claim Tracker. As the first unlimited, free flight-tracking app on the market, the platform serves as an essential travel companion for passengers navigating an increasingly disrupted travel landscape this summer and beyond. Unlimited Flight Tracking & Real-Time Compensation Alerts Flight disruptions are on the rise, as more than 236 million passengers across the U.S. were affected by delays and cancelations in 2024. AirHelp's new app is designed to put passengers back in control, transforming their travel experience from one of uncertainty to confidence. With unlimited real-time flight tracking, instant compensation alerts, and built-in options for extra protection and insurance, the app keeps passengers informed, protected, and a step ahead of disruptions. Navigating air passenger rights can be overwhelming, and most passengers are unaware of when they are eligible for compensation or how to claim it. AirHelp's app changes that, turning any smartphone into a personal passenger rights assistant. It alerts users the moment they qualify for compensation and guides them through the process. With a free eligibility check for flights from the past three years, the app ensures passengers can easily claim what they are rightfully owed. Features for Effortless Travel The AirHelp Flight and Claim Tracker is packed with several smart features to make travel easier and more connected for passengers. It includes live updates on gate changes, flight delays or cancellations and baggage belt numbers. The app syncs seamlessly with calendars and Gmail to import both past and upcoming flights, making it easier to stay organized. Travelers can enjoy added peace of mind with extra protection, comfort, and dedicated assistance throughout their journey. Passengers can simply add AirHelp+ protection via the app to cover flight delays, cancellations, or baggage issues, ensuring they are not only supported during disruptions but are compensated quickly without hassle. AirHelp+ administers these insurance payouts within hours, which is on top of the compensation passengers can also claim for. Speaking on the new app, Tomasz Pawliszyn, CEO at AirHelp said: "Flight disruptions are an increasing concern for passengers, especially as we approach the summer season. Our mission has always been to advocate for passengers, and with this new app, we are taking that commitment to the next level. Passengers now have access to an all-in-one tool that keeps them informed in real-time, helps them navigate flight disruptions or lost luggage, and ensures they can easily claim for compensation they are rightfully owed. As the industry continues to face uncertainty, our app is available to support passengers and streamline their travel experience." Find out more about the AirHelp Flight and Claim Tracker and download it here. Petition to save passenger rights The EU is trying to cut passenger rights so drastically that 85% of delay claims would no longer qualify for compensation. It will mean longer delays, less compensation, and ZERO accountability. Read more and sign the petition. About AirHelp AirHelp is a travel tech company tackling flight disruptions. Since 2013, it has won compensation for over 2.7 million passengers with a flight delay or cancellation. 10 million passengers have protected their flights with AirHelp+ Protection, and countless millions more benefit from the expert information freely available on AirHelp has also just released its new app, which offers real-time flight tracking, disruption alerts, and options for extra protection, download it here! AirHelp is dedicated to investing in a greener future - it has pledged to plant 1 tree for every 100 flight disruptions and so far, it has planted 108,324 trees. As air passenger rights advocates, AirHelp cares about people, and caring about people also means caring about the planet. #1 source for flight compensation worldwide With innovative artificial intelligence and a dedicated team of over 400 AirHelpers, AirHelp makes it easy for any traveler in the EU, UK and beyond to receive up to €600 for flight delays and cancellations. For more information about AirHelp, visit: For further information, please contact: Tomasz Pawliszyn CEO AirHelp Inc. [email protected] SOURCE AirHelp
Hindustan Times
16 hours ago
- Business
- Hindustan Times
Anthropic joins Google and OpenAI in launching voice mode for its chatbot: Here's what it can do
Anthropic, following in the footsteps of Google and OpenAI, is rolling out a dedicated voice mode for its own AI chatbot, which it calls Claude. olling out in beta on mobile, the voice mode lets users simply speak to Claude to perform a wide range of tasks. This is coming to the Claude mobile app and is available in English. In a post for the company on X (formerly known as Twitter), the company revealed the kind of functionality this mode would bring. In the teaser, we can see the Claude AI helping users schedule and fetching information from places like Gmail, Google Documents, and Google Calendar. 'This feature enables you to speak to Claude and hear responses through voice, making it easier to use Claude when your hands are busy but your mind isn't,' Anthropic said. Alex Albert, the head of the company's Claude relations, said, "Early implementation of voice but something that I've already found very fun and useful.' Anthropic says that voice mode can also display key points on-screen as Claude speaks, as well as switch between text and voice within the same conversation. Claude joins Google Gemini and OpenAI's ChatGPT in launching a voice experience. ChatGPT has had a voice-based assistant for a while now, wherein you could converse with the chatbot and accomplish a wide range of use cases, right from asking it to teach you a particular language to asking it to pretend to be an interviewer. The same goes for Google Gemini Live, which has gained more abilities over the past few months or so, including being able to see though the camera and give you responses based on what is on your screen. Also Read: Realme Neo 7 Turbo key features tipped online ahead of May 29 launch: Here's what to expect There are going to be fundamental differences in how Anthropic segregates the functionality between paid and free users, with paid users being allowed to access Google Workspace features, including being able to connect Google Calendar and Gmail so that the chatbot can fetch details from them. This will reportedly not be available for the free version. For free users, Anthopic notes claims approximately 20-30 voice messages before reaching session limits. For paid users, this number is 'significantly higher.' MOBILE FINDER: iPhone 16 LATEST Price, Specs And More
Yahoo
19 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
AirHelp Launches First Unlimited, Free Flight-Tracking App for Passengers
Offers real-time flight tracking, disruption alerts, and built-in options for extra protection Passengers are automatically notified when they are eligible for compensation Travellers can easily protect and insure their future trips Turns complex air passenger rights into clear, actionable steps LONDON, May 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- AirHelp, the leading travel tech company supporting passengers with flight disruptions, today announces the launch of its new AirHelp Flight and Claim Tracker. As the first unlimited, free flight-tracking app on the market, the platform serves as an essential travel companion for passengers navigating an increasingly disrupted travel landscape this summer and beyond. Unlimited Flight Tracking & Real-Time Compensation Alerts Flight disruptions are on the rise, with over 287 million passengers across Europe affected by delays and cancellations in 2024. AirHelp's new app is designed to put passengers back in control, transforming their travel experience from one of uncertainty to confidence. With unlimited real-time flight tracking, instant compensation alerts, and built-in options for extra protection and insurance, the app keeps passengers informed, protected, and a step ahead of disruptions. Navigating air passenger rights can be overwhelming, and most passengers are unaware of when they are eligible for compensation or how to claim it. AirHelp's app changes that, turning any smartphone into a personal passenger rights assistant. It alerts users the moment they qualify for compensation and guides them through the process. With a free eligibility check for flights from the past three years, the app ensures passengers can easily claim what they are rightfully owed. Features for Effortless Travel The AirHelp Flight and Claim Tracker is packed with several smart features to make travel easier and more connected for passengers. It includes live updates on gate changes, flight delays or cancellations and baggage belt numbers. The app syncs seamlessly with calendars and Gmail to import both past and upcoming flights, making it easier to stay organised. Travellers can enjoy added peace of mind with extra protection, comfort, and dedicated assistance throughout their journey. Passengers can simply add AirHelp+ protection via the app to cover flight delays, cancellations, or baggage issues, ensuring they are not only supported during disruptions but are compensated quickly without hassle. AirHelp+ administers these insurance payouts within hours, which is on top of the compensation passengers can also claim for. Speaking on the new app, Tomasz Pawliszyn, CEO at AirHelp, said: "Flight disruptions are an increasing concern for passengers, especially as we approach the summer season. Our mission has always been to advocate for passengers, and with this new app, we are taking that commitment to the next level. Passengers now have access to an all-in-one tool that keeps them informed in real-time, helps them navigate flight disruptions or lost luggage, and ensures they can easily claim for compensation they are rightfully owed. As the industry continues to face uncertainty, our app is available to support passengers and streamline their travel experience." Find out more about the AirHelp Flight and Claim Tracker and download it here. Petition to save passenger rights The EU is trying to cut passenger rights so drastically that 85% of delay claims would no longer qualify for compensation. It will mean longer delays, less compensation, and ZERO accountability. Read more and sign the petition. About AirHelp AirHelp is a travel tech company tackling flight disruptions. Since 2013, it has won compensation for over 2.7 million passengers with a flight delay or cancellation. 10 million passengers have protected their flights with AirHelp+ Protection, and countless millions more benefit from the expert information freely available on AirHelp has also just released its new app, which offers real-time flight tracking, disruption alerts, and options for extra protection, download it here! AirHelp is dedicated to investing in a greener future - it has pledged to plant 1 tree for every 100 flight disruptions and so far, it has planted 108,324 trees. As air passenger rights advocates, AirHelp cares about people, and caring about people also means caring about the planet. #1 source for flight compensation worldwide With innovative artificial intelligence and a dedicated team of over 400 AirHelpers, AirHelp makes it easy for any traveller in the EU, UK and beyond to receive up to €600 for flight delays and cancellations. For more information about AirHelp, visit: Press contact:press@ View original content:
Yahoo
21 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
What the Tech: New Google features
If you are firmly in the world of Google (Gmail, Google Calendar, Chrome, Search, Google Keep, etc), you're going to love what the tech company unveiled at its recent Google I/O event. Google announced some 100 new features coming to its products that incorporate advanced AI. Never mind the things you can do now with Gemini, it's about to get much bigger and better. 'AI is going to make things easier to give people the information they need,' said Google's Christina Basillo over a video chat. 'Hopefully, it'll just be that personal assistant to make everyday life that much easier.' So what's new? A lot. And at the moment, the new version of Google Gemini looks as though to be more powerful and helpful than both Siri and Amazon Alexa. And if you're entrenched in the Google echosystem, you may find it even better than Chat GPT and Perplexity. First, the old way of searching on Google, with pages upon pages of results, is changing. Google is integrating AI to transform search into a more personal and efficient experience. 'It helps you go deeper,' said Basillo. 'Let's say you're going on vacation soon and trying to figure out where you're going to eat, where you're going to stay, and where you should visit. AL Mode is going to be that personal assistant that can take one query and do a bunch of queries behind the scenes and then curate a full list of information you can click through.' Gemini is set to function more like a personal assistant than a simple search engine. Imagine asking for restaurants in a city and Gemini not only providing a list but actually calling the restaurant, booking a reservation, and adding it to your calendar. That's the level of convenience Google is aiming for. Shopping online is also set for a major overhaul. You'll soon be able to share a photo with Gemini and search for a specific item, like a sweater or a dress. Even better, Gemini can overlay that item onto a photo of you, in your size, giving you a better idea of how it will look and fit. This feature aims to eliminate the guesswork from online shopping and reduce returns. Communication is another area where Gemini shines. In Google Meet, real-time language translation will be available, allowing seamless conversations with people speaking different languages. The translation will sound natural, avoiding the robotic tone often associated with translation tools. And Gemini's live voice feature can describe what you're seeing in real-time. Point your phone at an object, like a volleyball, and Gemini can identify the brand and direct you to a website to purchase it. Google also teased smart glasses with similar capabilities, including taking photos and videos, though these are not yet available. Many of the new Gemini features are already live on Android and iPhones. If you haven't seen them yet, make sure to update your Gemini app. It's clear Google wants AI to play a central role in our lives, making everyday tasks easier and more intuitive. The future of tech is here, and it's powered by Gemini. You can try it out now. Many of the features are free for all Google users, but some of the more advanced features require a Google One subscription. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
The Hindu
a day ago
- Business
- The Hindu
Anthropic rolls out voice mode for Claude
Anthropic AI has launched the beta version of voice mode for their AI chatbot Claude. The feature is being rolled out in English over the upcoming weeks, the company said on X. The voice assistant will be powered by Anthropic's latest Claude Sonnet 4 model. A promo video clip posted by the company showed that users can ask Claude via voice mode to access apps like Gmail, Google Docs and Google Calendars to check what meetings they have set up. It can also search the web and switch between text and voice whenever. Voice Mode will have five different options for users to choose from. For free users, Claude just has 20-30 voice messages while paid users have 'significantly higher' usage limits, a blog posted by the company said. Additionally, only subscribers to the paid plan can connect voice mode with Google Workspace for access to Google apps.
