Surprise, Microsoft’s new “native” Copilot app for Windows 11 is still just a website

Microsoft is currently testing an upgrade for the Copilot app on Windows 11 that will change it from a web-based app powered by Edge into a “homegrown” Windows 11 application, as stated by Microsoft. However, it’s important to note that none of the Copilot experience itself is specifically designed for Windows. Instead, the app displays the Copilot website, much like the previous Copilot web app did.

DarkSky for BlueSky promises exclusive features for skeeters on Windows 11

BlueSky recently introduced a novel app specifically designed for Windows 11, which boasts unique new attributes and an aesthetically pleasing layout. This innovative app, known as DarkSky for BlueSky, sports a contemporary design that seamlessly integrates with the Windows 11 interface. Although Bluesky functions smoothly on Windows 11 via a web browser, DarkSky offers a more native-like experience tailored to PCs. Still in its initial stages, the primary goal is to match the functionality of the web version of Bluesky; however, future updates will bring exclusive features to this app.

Can I play Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on Steam Deck or ROG Ally? — Best settings for gaming handhelds

On the Steam Deck, it’s possible to run Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, but the graphics are so low quality that I wouldn’t advise it for most people. If you’re undeterred and wish to proceed with playing on the Steam Deck, you’ll need to tweak some settings and switch the Steam Deck to Proton Experimental beta mode. Here’s a guide on how to do that (link provided later in this article).

After saying Xbox multi-platform game delivery would have “no red lines,” Xbox’s games chief is now saying they’ll go multi-platform on a “game by game basis.” Does it make sense?

Is it possible for “no strict boundaries” and “assessing situations individually” to coexist? This is a question being posed by Xbox enthusiasts as of late. The latest interview on the subject has added more mystery to the ongoing debate concerning Xbox’s strategy for multiplatform games, known as “Latitude.

Did the best files app on Windows 11 just beat Microsoft’s File Explorer again?

On Windows PCs, File Explorer serves as the standard for managing files, but it’s not the most visually appealing application in this regard. Instead, the accolade of best-looking file manager belongs to a third-party app called Files, which can be found on both Windows 11 and Windows 10 systems. Recently, Files has been updated to version 3.8.1, with one significant improvement being the inclusion of storage information displayed in the details pane when viewing a drive. Additionally, there are various other modifications and bug fixes incorporated into this new version of Files.