Microsoft has released Windows 11 build 26200.5722 (KB5062669) to Insiders in the Dev channel. It comes with new features and improvements across the operating system. The AI agent in the Settings app is now available on Copilot+ PCs with AMD and Intel processors. A redesigned SCOOBE experience offers a more intuitive setup flow, while enhancements to Click to Do include a new interactive tutorial. And much more.
Author: Sergey Tkachenko
New Copilot Mode adds even more AI features to Microsoft Edge
Microsoft has launched Copilot Mode, a new experimental feature in Microsoft Edge designed to transform how users interact with the web. This update marks a shift from traditional browsing by integrating AI to support proactive, context-aware assistance during online activities.
NVIDIA’s ARM processors delayed to 2026 or 2027
NVIDIA has rescheduled the release of its ARM-based processors, now expecting to launch them in late 2026 or early 2027. The decision follows reports from DigiTimes citing multiple contributing factors, including delays in Microsoft’s development of Windows on ARM, necessary revisions to the chip architecture, and a decline in global laptop demand.
Android gets built-in ability to run GUI Linux apps
The Android Canary branch has received an update enabling support for graphical Linux applications. It also changes the former Android Developer Preview program and targets early testing of upcoming Android features.
Microsoft Unveils the Copilot Appearance Virtual Character
Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, has shared insights into the future evolution of Copilot. Accordingly, there is a vision in which the AI assistant develops a distinct personality and sense of continuity over time. He explains that Copilot will eventually exhibit traits akin to aging and personal history, creating a more human-friendly experience.
Windows 11 Build 27909 Released to Canary Channel
Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 27909 to the Canary Channel. This update delivers a series of improvements and fixes aimed at enhancing system stability and user experience for Insiders. The company has confirmed that it will not release SDKs for builds in the 27xxx series at this time.
Microsoft offers Windows 11 to devices with disabled TPM
As the end-of-support deadline for Windows 10 version 22H2 is coming closer, users are reporting an increasing frequency of Windows 11 upgrade prompts. Surprisingly, it appears on systems that do not meet official hardware requirements.
Security vulnerability in Windows Remote Access Services patched after enterprise risk disclosed
Positive Technologies Expert Helps Close Dangerous Windows Flaw in VPN. Positive Technologies researcher Sergey Bliznyuk has identified and reported a critical security vulnerability, CVE-2025-47955, affecting 37 Microsoft products. The flaw is in the Remote Access Connection Manager service, a core Windows component responsible for managing virtual private network (VPN) connections. With a severity rating of 7.8 on the CVSS 3.1 scale. The vulnerability permits local privilege escalation, allowing attackers who gain initial access to a system to attain full administrative control.
Link to Windows app for Android gets a new design
Microsoft has started a rollout of a newest Link to Windows app for Android, that features a number of major changes and improvements. It is introducing a modernized interface, simplified pairing process, and advanced remote control capabilities. It is a gradual roll-out, with some Insiders already seeing the change.
LibreOffice Accuses Microsoft of Intentionally Obfuscating File Formats to Lock Users into Ecosystem
The Document Foundation, the organization behind the LibreOffice office suite, has publicly criticized Microsoft for designing complex and opaque document formats that hinder interoperability and discourage migration to alternative software. The foundation argues that Microsoft’s use of XML-based structures in its Office suite prioritizes vendor lock-in over open standards.
