Microsoft has released a new preview build of Windows 11 26220.7262 (KB5070303) to Insiders in the Dev and Beta channels. Narrator and Magnifier now support HD voices for US English, offering more natural-sounding speech through generative AI models. Additionally, Narrator can now read mathematical expressions in Microsoft 365 apps like Word, aiding blind and low-vision users in STEM fields. Other updates include enhancements to Click to Do, which now reveals context menu activates automatically for large images or tables, and various fixes.
Firefox Introduces AI Window – an Extra Browsing Mode
Mozilla has announced a new feature for Firefox: the AI Window. It will offer a separate AI-powered interaction space, complementing the existing standard web navigation mode and private browsing mode.
Judson Althoff will replace Satya Nadella at Microsoft Ignite 2025
Microsoft has confirmed a leadership change for its Ignite 2025 conference. CEO Satya Nadella will not deliver the keynote address at the upcoming Ignite 2025 conference. Instead, Judson Althoff, recently appointed head of Microsoft's commercial business, will open the event.
Android Will Still Allow Installing Unverified Apps
Google has begun testing its Android developer verification system, adjusting prior plans to restrict installation of apps from manually downloaded APK files. The updated policy follows feedback from the developer and user communities. Advanced users who accept the associated security risks will retain the ability to install unverified applications directly on their devices. But the method might be far from convenience.
Windows 11 Build 22631.6269 Released to the Release Preview Channel
Microsoft has released Windows 11 version 23H2 Build 22631.6269 (KB5070312), to Windows Insider Program participants on the Release Preview Channel. Here are the changes.
Microsoft Tests Haptic Feedback Feature for Windows 11 Trackpads
Microsoft is developing a new feature for Windows 11 that introduces haptic feedback during trackpad interactions with on-screen interface elements. Microsoft began exploring this enhancement as early as 2022. The goal is to make operating system interactions more intuitive and natural.
Microsoft Refines Windows 11 Context Menus for Improved Usability
Microsoft has announced upcoming changes to the right-click context menus in Windows 11, aiming to deliver a cleaner, faster, and more consistent user experience. The updated design will simplify access to frequently used commands and will also reduce visual clutter.
Microsoft Ended Support for Windows 11 Version 23H2 in Home and Pro Editions
Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows 11 version 23H2 in its Home and Pro editions as of November 11, 2025. The company released its final cumulative update for these editions on this date, winding down the delivery of security fixes.
Firefox 145 Released with Updated UI and Usability Improvements
Firefox 145 is now available, accompanied by updates to the long-term support branches 140.5.0 and 115.30.0. Firefox 146 has entered beta testing and is scheduled for release on December 9. Firefox 145 introduces several updates and security improvements. Interface refinements include rounded UI elements, enhanced tab management, and a new PDF viewer with annotation capabilities. Password management now functions directly from the sidebar, and users can select new background images for the new tab page.
November Patch Tuesday Updates for Windows 11 and 10
Microsoft has released its monthly cumulative updates for all supported operating systems. These updates primarily address identified bugs and security vulnerabilities. However, they may also include new features or enhancements. Let's dive into details.
