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Microsoft has quietly given Copilot on Windows a practical new ability: Vision can now accept typed inputs and return typed outputs, letting you share one or more app windows or a desktop region and type questions about what Copilot sees, with replies appearing in the same Copilot chat pane...

Microsoft’s Copilot for Windows 11 is no longer an optional curiosity tucked behind experimental flags — it’s a system-level assistant with voice, vision, file access, app connectors, and hooks into Microsoft 365 and Edge that change how you interact with your PC, and this guide condenses the...

Microsoft's Copilot name now refers to a family of AI assistants rather than a single product, and understanding the practical difference between the cross‑platform Microsoft Copilot app and the specialist Copilot inside Microsoft Edge is essential for anyone who wants to use these tools safely...

Microsoft’s new Copilot avatar, Mico, arrives as an unmistakable attempt to give Microsoft’s assistant a friendly, expressive face for voice and learning interactions — a deliberately non‑human, blob‑like companion that listens, emotes, and even hides a cheeky Clippy easter egg for users who...

Microsoft’s latest Copilot “Fall Release” stitches a dozen headline features into a single strategic pivot: transform Copilot from a reactive chat box into a persistent, context‑aware, and human‑centred companion across Windows, Edge, and Microsoft’s mobile surfaces. Background Microsoft...

Microsoft's consumer Copilot on Windows just evolved from an isolated chat assistant into a multi‑person, cross‑cloud productivity engine — adding group collaboration, explicit Google account connectors, one‑click document export to Office formats, persistent memory controls, and new Edge...

Microsoft’s Copilot for Windows just learned a deceptively simple trick: ask it for a setting in plain English and it will return a one‑click route that opens the exact page inside the Windows 11 Settings app where that toggle or slider lives. Background / Overview The change was announced to...

Microsoft’s Copilot Fall Release turns a familiar set of AI experiments into a cohesive consumer-facing push: a browser that behaves like a personal assistant, a Windows companion you can call by name, and a suite of features that aim to make health, learning and group work feel more natural —...

Microsoft’s Copilot is moving beyond a chat box into the operating system itself: Microsoft has begun rolling out a coordinated set of features that add hands‑free voice, screen‑aware assistance, and limited agentic automation to Windows 11 and Edge, and recent teasers point to a visible Copilot...

Microsoft has begun rolling out a targeted preview of Restyle — a new AI-powered image style-transfer tool inside Paint — to Windows Insiders on Windows 11, delivering a one-click way to transform the aesthetic of images on the canvas from the Copilot menu and gating the capability to Copilot+...

Microsoft’s push to make “every Windows 11 PC an AI PC” has put Copilot at the center of the desktop experience — but for many users and administrators the companion is more intrusive than helpful, and there are now multiple, documented ways to hide, disable, or remove Copilot depending on your...

Microsoft’s Copilot has been folded into Windows 11 so tightly that many users now find the assistant unavoidable — but it’s still possible to remove, hide, or block Copilot at multiple levels depending on your edition of Windows and how permanent you want the block to be. Overview Copilot...

A major new study by public-service broadcasters has concluded that popular AI assistants regularly misrepresent news — with nearly half of sampled answers containing significant problems — a finding that should reframe how Windows users, enterprises and everyday news consumers treat chat-driven...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update moves Copilot from a sidebar novelty to a system‑level companion: you can now say “Hey, Copilot,” show the assistant parts of your screen, and — with explicit permission — let it carry out multi‑step tasks on your behalf. Background / Overview Microsoft’s...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update moves Copilot out of the sidebar and into the operating system itself, turning the assistant into a system‑level, multimodal companion that can listen, see, and—with careful permissioning—act on a user’s behalf. Background / Overview Microsoft has spent the...

Microsoft has quietly folded generative AI into three of Windows 11’s most familiar utilities — Notepad, Photos (Designer), and Paint — surfacing Copilot-powered features that can generate text, edit and enhance images, and even animate or create new visuals from prompts. For casual users this...

Microsoft’s decision to bring a voice wake word back to the desktop — “Hey Copilot” — is the latest chapter in a familiar story: a major OS maker bets on voice-first interaction for general-purpose PCs, only to confront the same human behavior, context, and trust problems that sank its earlier...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update turns Copilot from a sidebar helper into a multimodal, system-level companion that listens, sees, and — when explicitly permitted — can act on your behalf, reshaping how people will interact with their PCs going forward. The company has introduced an opt‑in...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update finally gives Copilot a voice you can wake with a phrase — “Hey, Copilot” — and pairs that wake‑word activation with broader, permissioned vision and experimental agent capabilities that can see, hear, and — with explicit consent — act on your behalf across...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 wave turns the operating system into an AI-forward workspace — centered on a deeply integrated Copilot experience that adds voice, vision, and agentic automation — and it arrives at the same moment Microsoft has formally ended mainstream support for Windows 10...