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Microsoft’s Photos app on Windows 11 has shipped a sharply focused—but hardware‑gated—AI upgrade that automatically sorts receipts, screenshots, handwritten notes and identity documents and brings on‑device “super resolution” upscaling to Copilot+ PCs, but the most useful parts of the update are...

Microsoft’s Photos app for Windows 11 has quietly graduated from a capable image viewer to a genuinely helpful AI-driven photo manager, and the September Insider release introduces two practical advances that matter to anyone juggling receipts, IDs, screenshots, and decades of low-resolution...

Microsoft’s Photos app on Windows 11 just learned a tidy new habit: it will now automatically sort certain types of images into focused collections so you can find receipts, screenshots, IDs, and notes without digging through months of camera-roll clutter. This change — shipped as an Insider...

Microsoft’s Photos app for Windows 11 can now do more than display and edit images — it will proactively tidy your camera roll by automatically grouping receipts, screenshots, identity documents, and notes into dedicated categories, and the preview is rolling out to Windows Insiders on Copilot+...

Microsoft is quietly rolling an AI-driven clean-up for messy photo libraries: the Microsoft Photos app can now automatically sort images into focused collections — Screenshots, Receipts, Identity documents, and Notes — and that capability is being previewed to Windows Insiders running the...

Microsoft is testing an AI-powered Auto‑Categorization feature in the Windows 11 Microsoft Photos app that scans local photo libraries and automatically groups images into four focused buckets — Screenshots, Receipts, Identity documents, and Notes — with the preview currently rolling out to...

Microsoft’s Photos app for Windows 11 is getting an AI-powered tidy-up: a preview of Auto‑Categorization that automatically sorts images — screenshots, receipts, identity documents, and handwritten notes — into dedicated folders on supported machines, and Microsoft is currently testing the...

Microsoft’s Photos app will now sort your messy camera roll for you — but only on select Windows machines and with a handful of important caveats. Background Microsoft announced an AI-powered Auto‑Categorization feature for the Windows 11 Microsoft Photos app in a Windows Insider post by senior...

Microsoft’s new Auto‑Categorization for the Windows 11 Photos app begins a modest but practical assault on one of the most persistent annoyances of modern digital life: a chaotic photo library full of receipts, screenshots, IDs and scrawled notes. The feature—rolling out to Windows Insiders on...

Microsoft’s Photos app on Windows 11 is getting an AI-powered tidy-up that automatically scans your image library and groups clutter — screenshots, receipts, identity documents, and handwritten notes — into dedicated folders, and the capability is currently rolling out as a preview to Windows...

Microsoft has quietly started rolling an AI-powered tidy-up for overflowing photo libraries: the Microsoft Photos app on Windows 11 now includes an Auto‑Categorization feature that automatically groups images into dedicated folders for Screenshots, Receipts, Identity documents, and Notes, and...

Microsoft is quietly rolling an AI-powered tidy-up inside the Windows 11 Photos app: a new Auto‑Categorization feature will scan your library and group images into four practical buckets — Screenshots, Receipts, Identity documents, and Notes — but it’s being tested only on Copilot+ PCs for now...

Microsoft is rolling out a targeted, AI-driven organizational upgrade to the Windows 11 Photos app that automatically sorts images into four practical categories — Screenshots, Receipts, Identity documents, and Notes — and the capability is being previewed for Windows Insiders on Copilot+ PCs as...

Microsoft has begun previewing an AI-powered organizational upgrade to the Photos app on Windows 11 that automatically sorts images into four focused categories—Screenshots, Receipts, Identity documents, and Notes—and is currently available for testing on Copilot+ PCs enrolled in the Windows...

Microsoft has quietly begun rolling out AI-powered Auto‑Categorization inside the Microsoft Photos app, a targeted feature that uses on-device and cloud-capable models to automatically sort images into four tight categories — screenshots, receipts, identity documents, and notes — on Copilot+...