Doubao Work opens third-party models to enterprise customers
🐰 Rabbit takeDoubao Work now lets Team and Enterprise subscribers run third-party models including Kimi 3.1 Pro, GLM 5.3 and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash—on by default and billed against existing AI credits, with no separate vendor procurement.
Qwen integrates into Apple Intelligence for China
🐰 Rabbit takeAlibaba and Apple announced Qwen will power Apple Intelligence in China, plugging into Siri, Writing Tools and Visual Intelligence for text/image understanding and generation. Developer beta starts Nov 4 and the public rollout lands with iOS 27.3 in December, so it isn't live for consumers yet. Users opt in, and requests or replies won't be used for training.
Claude renames top tier to Ultra and drops the 5-hour limit
🐰 Rabbit takeAnthropic renamed Claude's $100 Max 5x to Max and $200 Max 20x to Ultra, with no price change. Verified Ultra accounts no longer hit the 5-hour rolling usage limit, so long coding or research sessions won't be cut off mid-task—though the weekly cap still applies. Aimed at heavy users.
OpenAI doubles Work and Codex limits, cancels Pro 200 cut
🐰 Rabbit takeAfter subscriber backlash, OpenAI doubled Work and Codex usage limits across Pro 100/200/500 and Business Premium, and scrapped the planned Pro 200 cut. A real win for heavy Codex users, though Plus limits are unchanged. Doubled limits don't mean twice the completed tasks.
Claude adds CarPlay voice, 24 new languages and multi-account switching
🐰 Rabbit takeClaude's mobile apps now support CarPlay voice mode on iPhone, add 24 more languages (33 total), multi-account switching, and side-by-side generated content on iPad. Voice is also faster and more accurate in noisy environments.
Create, preview and edit docs, PDFs and sheets right in Gemini chat
🐰 Rabbit takeFiles you generate in Gemini—docs, PDFs, sheets, slide decks and code—can now be edited right inside the chat, either full screen or by highlighting text and asking Gemini to revise it. It's free for all Gemini users; PDFs work on mobile and web, while other formats are web-only for now.
