Windows Search is getting smarter, while a new Click to Do tool enables AI-assisted actions based on what’s on a user’s screen.

The controversial Recall feature in Windows 11 Copilot+ PCs is being relaunched as part of a Copilot+ upgrade, and this time Microsoft says it’s got it right. The feature, which claims to be able to “instantly find something you’ve previously seen on your PC”,

After an apparent back and forth on the issue, it looks like Microsoft will allow Copilot+ PC owners to uninstall the controversial Recall feature from their Windows 11 devices.In fact, the choice to remove Recall was recently flagged up by keen-eyed observers of Windows 11 preview builds,

Windows 11's 2024 update starts rolling out today, and there are also some new Copilot+ AI PC features coming.

Microsoft has new features for the Copilot AI assistant, Windows 11 OS, Copilot+ PCs, including Copilot Voice, Vision, Daily, Labs, Discover, Think Deeper and Click to Do.

Microsoft is doubling down on AI with new Copilot features and other AI tools. Here's who gets them first and when you can expect to see them.

Recall, which takes advantage of advanced Neural Processing Units (NPUs) in new Windows PCs, was announced in May as the flagship feature in Copilot+ PCs from Microsoft and other computer makers. The first Copilot+ PCs were released in June without Recall, pending future software updates.

With few exceptions, the updates all leverage AI in an effort to create a more personalized and powerful experience for users.

At Microsoft’s New York City event today, it’s announcing an all-new Copilot experience. The new Copilot design includes a new card-based look across mobile, web, and Windows. Copilot is getting more personalized with features like Copilot Vision,

After an underwhelming launch in June, Microsoft is retooling Copilot and Copilot+ to make it match up to its competitors a bit more. It's a mixed bag of an update though: It’s losing some of its initial,