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Copilot for Windows now supports the “Press to talk” feature

Microsoft has released an update to the Copilot app for Windows (version 1.25024.100.0 and above) to Windows Insiders on all update channels. This update brings with it the Press to talk feature, which allows you to quickly interact with Copilot using your voice.

Windows 11 Build 22635.5025 (Beta) improves File Explorer and Start Menu

Along the Canary update, Insiders on the Beta channel are also getting a new release. Build 22635.5025 brings with it thumbnails/carousel view for Recommended files in File Explorer. It is available for everyone except Insiders in EEA. Also, the Recommended section of the Start menu can now show a new kind of recommendations - to open and/or pin frequently snapped apps.

Windows 11 Build 27808 (Canary) changes how Task Manager calculates CPU usage

Microsoft today released Windows 11 Build 27808 to Insiders in the Canary Channel. Besides a good set of fixes, it makes the Task Manager calculate CPU usage more accurate. The new method also makes it show the same value as third party apps usually show. Finally, there is an updated Store app.

Chrome 134 released with quick settings pane and various improvements

Google has released Chrome 134 to the stable branch. The update adds quick settings with several options that open in the sidebar. Also, the ManifestV3 enforcement has become active for more users. Finally, Chrome is actively using AI in its various components. This release uses it for detecting fraud pages, autofil forms.

Thunderbird 136.0 released, represents a new type of app updates

Thunderbird 136.0, a community-driven email client based on Mozilla technologies, has been officially released. This version is built on the Firefox 136 codebase and represents an intermediate release, with updates scheduled to be delivered prior to the next major version. Additionally, Thunderbird 128.8.0 has become available in the Extended Support Release (ESR) branch, which offers long-term support and receives updates throughout the year.

Microsoft has announced Dragon Copilot, a new AI assistant

Microsoft has introduced Dragon Copilot, an AI-powered assistant designed for medical environments. The tool leverages technology from Nuance Communications, which Microsoft acquired in 2021, combining the speech recognition capabilities of Dragon Medical One and the conversational AI capabilities of DAX Copilot.

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