Mark your calendars for September 26th, as Microsoft gears up for a major Windows 11 update. This forthcoming update promises a wealth of exciting features, including the cutting-edge AI-driven Windows Copilot, a reimagined File Explorer, the versatile Ink Anywhere functionality designed for pen users, substantial refinements to the Paint application, and a plethora of other enhancements.
The star of the show in the Windows 11 23H2 update undoubtedly is Windows Copilot, seamlessly integrating Bing Chat right onto the Windows 11 desktop. It takes the form of a convenient sidebar, granting users the power to manage PC settings, launch applications, and effortlessly tackle inquiries. Windows Copilot's pervasive integration throughout the operating system is evident, with Microsoft executives showcasing its versatility by composing text messages using calendar data, streamlining navigation within Outlook, and much more.
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This represents Microsoft's most recent foray into incorporating a digital assistant within Windows, following the recent closure of the Cortana app within Windows 11 just last month. There is renewed hope for its success this time around, primarily because it harnesses the same technological foundations as Bing Chat. This means you can pose genuine queries and anticipate responses, even though their accuracy may occasionally waver.
For those not particularly enamored with the idea of an AI assistant, Microsoft's latest update presents a plethora of other enhancements. Notably, File Explorer receives a contemporary facelift. The overhauled File Explorer user interface features a modern home screen replete with prominent file thumbnails and an interactive carousel interface that conveniently showcases both recent and favorited files. These adjustments seamlessly integrate File Explorer into the broader Windows 11 design ethos.
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For those who wield a stylus, a notable addition called "Ink Anywhere" brings a game-changing feature into play. With this, you can wield the Surface Pen or a compatible stylus to handwrite within any text field across the Windows interface. The operating system deftly transcribes your handwritten input into text, seamlessly integrating it wherever needed.
The Windows Backup app has undergone substantial improvements as well. Now, it empowers you to back up your PC at your convenience, especially when transitioning to a new device. This tool automatically transfers your existing settings to a new PC through cloud-based backup. Notably, your pinned apps on the Start menu and taskbar make a smooth transition, and any apps from the Microsoft Store are effortlessly reinstated.
Furthermore, the Snipping Tool introduces an innovative "copy text" function, capable of recognizing and extracting text from screenshots, simplifying the sharing of text within applications. This feature mirrors the text extraction capabilities found on Android and iOS. Microsoft has also incorporated an option for automatically redacting and concealing emails and phone numbers from images, bolstering privacy and security.
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For dedicated users of the Windows 11 Photos app, there's an enticing new feature arriving with this update. The fresh addition is the background blur option, which operates ingeniously. It automatically identifies the background within a photo, bringing the subject into sharp focus while elegantly blurring the background. Users have the liberty to fine-tune the blur intensity and even specify which areas should be blurred.
Nevertheless, it's important to note that this update doesn't encompass all the features we had anticipated. Originally, we expected these changes to be part of Microsoft's more extensive 23H2 update, slated to arrive a bit later and promising more substantial alterations to Windows 11. This forthcoming update will introduce a revamped volume mixer, native support for RAR and 7-zip formats, the dynamic control of RGB accessories through Dynamic Lighting, and practical improvements like app labels and taskbar item ungrouping within Windows 11.
Microsoft has yet to confirm the exact release date for the 23H2 update, so you'll need to exercise a bit more patience as you await its arrival.
Correction: Microsoft has provided an update via a blog post following its recent "special event" on September 21st at 12:15 PM ET. Contrary to our previous expectations of a 23H2 update, the forthcoming Windows 11 update has been officially confirmed as 22H2. We acknowledge and apologize for the prior error in our reporting.
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