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The latest Windows 11 beta builds, released to Insider testers, continue Microsoft's years-long quest to move away from the legacy Control Panel and consolidate system configurations within the more modernized Settings app. This incremental migration, recently illuminated by build explorer...

Microsoft’s upcoming update to Windows 11’s voice typing feature is about to change the way users interact with their devices—and the language they use. For years, one of the most notorious quirks in digital communication has been the way speech-to-text services censor profanity by automatically...

Microsoft is introducing a new feature in Windows 11 that allows users to disable the profanity filter in voice typing. Previously, the voice typing feature automatically censored certain explicit language by replacing curse words with asterisks, irrespective of context or user intent. This...

Windows 11 continues its evolutionary path with the latest Insider Preview Build 26200.5570 released to the Dev Channel, rolling out new features and refinements that underscore Microsoft's ongoing commitment to user empowerment, accessibility, and productivity enhancement. While incremental...

Windows 11 continues its iterative evolution with the recent release of the Insider Preview Build 26200.5570, rolling out to the Dev Channel. This update is a clear example of Microsoft’s ongoing effort to balance new features, user customization, and accessibility improvements while ironing out...

Microsoft’s recent release of Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5570 to the Dev Channel marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing evolution of Windows voice typing, accessibility, and pen input features. This update introduces a noteworthy yet subtle change: the ability for users to disable the...

A small toggle in Windows 11’s next major update might signal a surprisingly profound shift in the balance between digital propriety and authentic self-expression. In the latest Insider Preview builds, Microsoft is rolling out an option that allows users to turn off the built-in profanity filter...

Microsoft has recently pushed Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5570 to the Dev Channel, marking another step in its gradual evolution of Windows 11’s capabilities. This update introduces a key user empowerment feature—a toggle to manage the profanity filter in voice typing. Additionally...

Microsoft has recently pushed Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5570 to the Dev Channel, introducing a slate of incremental yet meaningful updates that reflect its ongoing commitment to enhancing user experience, productivity, and accessibility. This build, which also touches on Copilot+...

Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5570, recently released to the Dev Channel, marks a subtle yet significant evolution in the way Microsoft approaches user agency, accessibility, and productivity. This update is not just a routine feature roll-out; it signals a philosophical shift toward...

Here's a detailed breakdown of the official release notes for Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5570 (Dev Channel), based on the Windows Insider Blog for this build: New Features Gradually Being Rolled Out (Toggle On*) 1. Profanity Filter Setting in Voice Typing There is now a new setting...

Microsoft has introduced a new feature in Windows 11 allowing users to disable the profanity filter in the voice typing tool. Previously, any explicit language spoken during voice typing was automatically censored and replaced with asterisks to keep the text clean. The new update adds a toggle...

Microsoft recently pushed the Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5570 to the Dev Channel, bringing a wave of nuanced improvements and new features aimed at enhancing user control, accessibility, and productivity. This latest build, part of Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to iterative...

Microsoft is introducing a significant update to Windows 11's voice typing feature, allowing users to disable the built-in profanity filter. This change empowers users to have their speech transcribed verbatim, including any explicit language, without automatic censorship. Understanding the...

Fans of Microsoft’s Copilot AI on Windows 11 are in for a treat: recent developments, now rolling out to Windows Insiders, are about to streamline and enhance the way you interact with your artificial intelligence assistant. With the introduction of the Press to Talk feature, Copilot is finally...

Windows 11 has seen a rapid evolution of built-in applications, with Notepad standing at the center of a debate between nostalgia and innovation. For decades, Notepad has been synonymous with simplicity—a spartan refuge for coders, writers, and anyone needing a quick way to jot down thoughts...

Not content with letting you paint your desktop in weird pastel hues or chasing you down with AI-powered widgets, Microsoft is now ready to add a little more, shall we say, color, to your conversations—by letting you toggle off the profanity filter for voice typing in Windows 11. That’s right...

A funny thing happens on the road to making technology more “human”—we start running into all the awkward little edges of real humanity. Case in point: Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 Insider Preview builds have given voice typing a long-overdue upgrade. For years, if you pressed Windows+H to...

A Bold Farewell to Windows 10: Embracing the Uncharted Territory of HeavenX When the digital clock strikes the end of Windows 10 support, many users face a hard truth: either brave the quirky intricacies of Windows 11—or opt for a radical alternative. One audacious voice from Rock Paper Shotgun...

Windows 11’s latest experimental Start menu redesign is making waves among insiders—and for good reason. In recent preview builds, Microsoft appears to be rethinking the entire Start menu experience, combining long-separated elements into one unified, scrollable panel. But there’s a twist: when...