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Microsoft is Moving “Copy Language” Options from Control Panel to Settings

The process of consolidating options from the Control Panel into the Settings app is pretty fast in Windows 11.  "Language for non-Unicode programs" and "Copy current user settings to welcome screen and system accounts/new user accounts" are the latest to make the transition. This means that the eventual removal of these settings from the Control Panel may happen in the near future.

Google to Add Enhanced Security Mode to Android 16

Google has unveiled a new security option for the upcoming Android 16 release: Advanced Protection mode . This new enhancement aims at safeguarding devices against targeted attacks, unauthorized access, and potential compromises. The feature combines existing security options with several innovative mechanisms to provide users with an extra layer of protection.

Microsoft Introduces the New Calendar App for Windows 11

Microsoft has unveiled the Calendar app, the latest addition to the Microsoft 365 Companion suite, a trio of mini apps designed to help users work faster and more efficiently. Joining the People and File Search apps, the Calendar app offers a lightweight, "at your fingertips" experience to minimize disruptions.

Microsoft Plans ARM-Based Surface Devices with AMD Chip for 2026

A well-known insider KeplerL2 has revealed that Microsoft intends to launch Surface line devices powered by a cutting-edge ARM processor from AMD in 2026. The upcoming chip, currently under development with the codename Sound Wave, marks a significant step in Microsoft’s collaboration with AMD for its Surface lineup.

Windows 10 Build 19045.5912 (Release Preview) restores the clock in Calendar

Microsoft has released Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.5912 (KB5058481) to the Release Preview Channel for Insiders who are on Windows 10, version 22H2. This update introduces several new features and improvements across various areas of the operating system. Below is a detailed breakdown of the changes.

Microsoft Phases Out Surface Laptop Studio 2, Simplifies Surface Lineup

Microsoft is quietly scaling back its Surface hardware portfolio, with the Surface Laptop Studio 2 becoming the latest device to reach end of life. Sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans confirm that production of the Laptop Studio 2 ceased earlier this month, and the device will officially be marked as discontinued in June. While Microsoft declined to comment, official resellers have acknowledged the move, noting limited availability moving forward. Support for driver and firmware updates will continue in line with Microsoft’s standard lifecycle policies.

Windows 11 Build 22631.5409 (Release Preview) released with a lot of improvements

Microsoft has rolled out a new preview build of Windows 11 (version 23H2, build 22631.5409) to participants in the Release Preview channel. Key updates include the ability to open Copilot using the Win + C shortcut, with customizable key settings available in the system preferences. Users can interact with Copilot via voice commands for hands-free assistance. The taskbar search function has been improved for better third-party engine support in the European Economic Area, and administrators can now manage pinned apps on the taskbar.

How to Remove Ask Copilot from Right-Click Menu in File Explorer

You may want to remove the Ask Copilot from the context menu in File Explorer on Windows 11 if you are not an active Copilot app user. The new menu entry appears once you receive the version 1.25051.109 of the app. We will review a number of methods you can use to undo this change.

“Hey, Copilot!” wake word is rolling out to Windows Insiders

Microsoft has begun rolling out a significant update to the Copilot app on Windows via the Microsoft Store, introducing a new hands-free experience with the "Hey, Copilot!" wake word. This feature allows users to seamlessly initiate conversations with Copilot Voice, adding one more way to interact with the AI assistant.

Microsoft Extends Office Support for Windows 10 Until 2028

In a surprise announcement, Microsoft announced that Microsoft 365 (Office) apps for Windows 10 will continue to receive security updates for three years after the operating system’s end of support date. These updates will be available through standard distribution channels and will end on October 10, 2028.

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