Fun fact: It’s been reported that Blizzard Entertainment was actually asked to leave a hotel once, not because they were rowdy or disruptive, but because some of their staff inadvertently caused a flood!
There’s a new batch of games on the way to subscribers of Microsoft’s gaming subscription service.
Today marks a decade since the inception of the Windows Insider Program! Over these years, this program has seen the testing of countless updates, numerous innovative features, and provided valuable user feedback for both Windows 11 and Windows 10. To honor this milestone, why not install an Insider build on your computer? Yesterday, Microsoft released two builds – one each for the Beta Channel and the Dev Channel.
Mousepads often don’t receive much attention due to a valid explanation: they tend to be quite uneventful, yet essential in a computer gaming environment. Many gamers usually go for the budget-friendly mousepad that appeals visually to them, rather than focusing on its functional aspects.
Today, Microsoft unveils a significant upgrade for Copilot, aiming to make it feel more like a conversational companion rather than just an AI tool. The update includes a revamped user interface that’s easier on the eyes and more user-friendly, as well as new functions and abilities to set Copilot apart from other AI tools. Microsoft envisions Copilot as not only a helpful tool but also a friendly AI ally.
This year, Microsoft is set to launch a significant AI enhancement for Copilot+ computers only, featuring an intelligent interface layer that seamlessly integrates with the operating system. This interface has the ability to comprehend the content displayed on the screen and offer contextually relevant actions at any moment. To activate this layer, simply hold down the Windows key while clicking your mouse.