Microsoft Adds Spellcheck and Autocorrect to Notepad App for Windows 11
Microsoft has finally updated its Notepad app for Windows 11 with spellcheck and autocorrect functionalities, more than 40 years after its initial launch in 1983. The new features resemble those found in Word and Edge, allowing users to customize spellcheck and autocorrect settings on a file type basis. Despite some differences from Word’s spellcheck mechanism, Notepad now offers enhanced functionality for improved user experience.
Microsoft Patents Groundbreaking Document Security Technology
Microsoft patents innovative document security technology that dynamically adjusts document visibility based on viewer’s gaze, ensuring content remains encrypted and unreadable to unauthorized individuals. This groundbreaking system uses an algorithm to create a ‘hole’ in the encrypted document, revealing content only where the viewer is looking. Unlike existing solutions, Microsoft’s approach offers a more sophisticated and seamless privacy solution, though potential vulnerabilities still exist.
Microsoft Introduces Rewards Notes Feature for Xbox Users
Microsoft introduces Rewards Notes on Xbox to provide users with quick updates and information about Microsoft Rewards program changes. Users can now claim Rewards points directly from notifications, making it easier to stay informed and earn rewards. With the addition of the Xbox Rewards Newsletter, Microsoft is aiming to improve communication and transparency with users regarding program updates and changes.
Microsoft AI CEO Considers Internet Content as ‘Freeware’
Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, sparked controversy by labeling internet content as ‘freeware,’ emphasizing its availability for AI training. While acknowledging legal gray areas, Suleyman’s statements have raised questions about the application of ‘fair use’ in copyright law and the ethical implications of data usage for AI development.
Microsoft Teams: Elevating Agent Experiences with Contact Centers
Discover how deploying a Microsoft Teams contact center can revolutionize customer interactions and elevate agent experiences. Learn how integrating communication and collaboration tools into a single platform can boost productivity and streamline workflows.
Microsoft Resolves Bug Causing Desktop Icons to Jump Between Monitors on Windows 10
Microsoft has fixed the bug causing desktop icons to jump between monitors on Windows 10 systems with multi-monitor setups. Users can now install Copilot or upgrade to Windows 11 with the latest update. The new Copilot experience allows for a more seamless user experience, with features like pinning to the taskbar. Despite this fix, there are still other open issues with Windows 10 and Windows 11, but Microsoft continues to work on improving user experience.
Xbox Game Showcase Teases Upcoming Titles with Open-Ended Release Windows
The recent Xbox Game Showcase unveiled trailers for upcoming games like Fable reboot, Doom: The Dark Ages, and South of Midnight with open-ended release windows. Xbox’s Matt Booty strategically plans around the anticipated release of Grand Theft Auto 6 in 2025 to avoid overshadowing other game launches. Stay informed about the gaming industry’s exciting developments by following us on social media and joining our platform.
Critical Vulnerability Discovered in Microsoft Power BI Exposes Sensitive Data
Discover the critical vulnerability in Microsoft Power BI that exposes sensitive data to unauthorized users. Learn why prompt action is crucial to mitigate this security threat and protect your organization’s data. Stay informed about cybersecurity threats and take proactive steps to enhance your data security.
Windows 11 24H2 Update Removes WordPad, Users Seek Restoration
Learn how to restore WordPad in Windows 11 24H2 after its deprecation. Find out where to locate the necessary app files and how to enable WordPad for text editing. Despite its removal, users can still use WordPad as a local solution, but are encouraged to consider alternative text editors for long-term needs. Discover the future of document management in Windows as Microsoft modernizes its software ecosystem.
Adobe Premiere Pro, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects to Get Native ARM64 Versions for Qualcomm Snapdragon Laptops
Microsoft confirms native ARM64 versions of Adobe Premiere Pro, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects for Qualcomm Snapdragon laptops, enhancing Windows on Arm PCs for creators. Adobe plans to release Arm-native versions of key software in 2024, streamlining user experience on devices like Surface Pro 11 and Surface Laptop 7. Transition to native Arm versions represents a major step forward in optimizing performance and efficiency for creators on Windows on Arm PCs.