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Microsoft began testing a new Windows 11 Photos feature with the Windows Insider Program, but it’s available in stable, too. Here’s a quick hands-on.
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The October optional update for Windows 11 versions 23H2 and 22H2 brings the ability to make the Copilot keyboard key (on PCs that have one) to open another app than Microsoft’s Copilot assistant.
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Qualcomm came out swinging on the opening day of its Snapdragon Summit. And it did not mince words about Intel and Lunar Lake.
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The Windows 11 Dev build 26120.2130 introduces a new Gamepad keyboard layout for the on-screen keyboard that can be controlled with an Xbox controller.
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Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview build 27729 to the Canary Channel, adding a Copilot key configuration capability.
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Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview build 27729 to the Canary Channel, adding a Copilot key configuration capability.
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Microsoft may be OpenAI’s biggest investor and benefactor by far, but that hasn’t stopped it from ignoring Windows.
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There are things of which I am sure. I very much prefer Windows to macOS, for example, despite the obvious problems. But there are also things of which I am not sure. And that’s where Android and iOS land, or, more specifically Pixel and Android.
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Microsoft has started testing a new “immersive” experience on the Windows 11 Microsoft Store that lets developers add hero images or auto-playing video trailers at the top of their product pages.
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One of the issues with being a Windows enthusiast is watching Microsoft lose interest in this important platform. This isn’t theoretical. As Microsoft’s focus shifted to businesses, enterprises, cloud computing, and then AI in turn, Windows fell ever f… Continue reading Redmond, You Have a Problem. A Quality Problem (Premium)