
Amazon Quick desktop app reaches general availability on macOS and Windows
Amazon Quick's desktop application is now generally available on macOS and Windows, AWS announced. The AI assistant is positioned to handle work tasks while keeping data in the customer's environment and conversations private. AWS also added an activity feed to the iOS and Android mobile experience that consolidates email, calendar, and CRM information.
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