Microsoft has officially closed down its Cortana app for Windows 11. A fresh update is now being released for Cortana, which effectively turns off the digital assistant. This comes three years after Microsoft also discontinued its Cortana apps for iOS and Android. If you try to open Cortana on Windows
Microsoft has just sent out a new version of Windows 11, specifically Build 23521, to a group called Insiders who try out early software. This version is meant for the Dev Channel, which is where they test out new stuff before it's ready for everyone. The big thing in this
Windows Copilot is this cool new AI assistant coming to Windows 11. Bing Chat powers it, and you can use it from your desktop. Microsoft's also working on blending Windows Copilot with Windows 11 so you can control your PC with the assistant. They announced it earlier this year and
Microsoft is exploring allowing users to access the entire Windows 11 operating system through cloud streaming. This information comes from presentation documents revealed during the Microsoft and Federal Trade Commission hearings regarding the planned acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The documents, dating back to June 2022, suggest that Microsoft aims to
Microsoft has discontinued its virtual assistant, Cortana, on the Windows platform. In addition, the standalone Cortana app currently available on PCs will no longer receive support later this year. This move comes as Microsoft explores new AI-driven experiences for Windows users, including the recently introduced Windows Copilot. In this article,