What will Microsoft reveal at its big developer show at 18:00 tonight?
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Windows Copilot is the next big step after the introduction of Copilot in Microsoft 365, i.e. the Office suite. Bing’s chat AI can be found on the right side of the interface and is integrated into the operating system, because now it is the new assistant after Cortana. AI can change Windows features such as night mode and wallpapers. The AI can also launch a photo app, edit the image, and email the result to colleagues. There will be a sea of possibilities here, and it’s amusing to see that Microsoft is the first to replace the archaic assistants with modern AI technology. It will be interesting to see how Apple responds on June 5th.
This can be tested by beta testers in June, and there will be a new section in the Windows Store dedicated to AI. Here you’ll find the best from developers, and make it easy for consumers to find the help they need. The AI apps mentioned are Luminar Neo, Descript, Podcastle, Copy.ai, Kickresume, and Play.ht.
An updated file explorer is also on the way, and it’s been leaked a few times:
In addition to this:
- Dynamic lighting: RGB accessory control
- Hide the time and date in the toolbar
- Support for 7-zip, RAR, gz and more
- Backup and restore application
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This is the last major update for the operating system, which has been beta tested for a long time. release? Already tomorrow, May 24th. These are the most important improvements:
- Improvements to the taskbar and notifications: a new VPN indicator and a button to copy 2FA codes from notifications.
- Live Kernel Memory Dump in Task Manager.
- Content Adaptive Brightness Control improvements make your laptop or tablet last longer.
- Multitasking improvements that now allow you to display multiple Edge tabs when Alt+Tab is pressed.
- Accessibility improvements to make the operating system more suitable for people with physical limitations.
AI, ARM and…?
Expect a lot of talk about AI, but what about Windows? It is rumored that the new Windows will be modular with a heavy focus on AI in particular – the big question is if Microsoft wants to talk about the new generation of Windows tonight? We’ll have to wait and see, but it will be exciting. It’s also possible that they’re only revealing an 11 major upgrade.
No hardware launches are expected tonight as this is mainly software related, but anything is possible. Also expect Microsoft to make “Project Volterra” hype, trying to get developers to create apps for the Snapdragon chipset, i.e. ARM. There are rumors of Surface devices with Microsoft’s own ARM chips, but there is little concrete.
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