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Microsoft still has tricks beyond just ads and AI: Windows 11's File Explorer set to get a slick new 'Shared' section
A ‘Shared’ section is coming to File Explorer
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Source: techradar.com
Chrome finally has the most awaited function: a huge achievement for those who use PDF files a lot
Google is adding a long-awaited feature to its popular browser, which is sure to be welcomed by users.administration PDF documents It is a very common but
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This new Chrome feature will get the most out of your Xbox controller
Xbox and Razer Wolverine Ultimate controllers will soon support impulse trigger haptic feedback when playing a game in Google Chrome.
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Microsoft to use facial recognition tech to sort, group, and rank your photos for searching
Microsoft has published a new patent outlining how it will use facial recognition to categorize and rank photos to make it easier to search for images.
Source: tweaktown.com
Microsoft removes Copilot from Windows Server 2025
Microsoft added its COpilot AI services to the Windows Server 2025, only to remove it a month later, after receiving backlash from admins.
Source: windowscentral.com
Microsoft Patent Reveals Brand New Dimming Tech For Displays, Allowing Gamers To Control Pixels Individually
Microsoft has published a new patent that showcases a pixel-dimming technology for displays that can be helpful for gamers.
Source: wccftech.com
Microsoft just discovered the next big evolution in displays
A new Microsoft patent tells us that the company is working on a new technology that can dim and brighten individual pixels instead of the entire display.
Source: digitaltrends.com
Microsoft is developing tech that would let users write with their eyes, a huge win for accessibility
The Eye-Gaze could change the game
Source: techradar.com