Hajra Naz
Microsoft is rolling out a fresh batch of AI-driven tools designed to make Windows 11 and Copilot + PCs feel more like truly helpful collaborators than just gadgets.
Here’s what you can expect once these updates arrive:
Meet Agent, Your New On‑Device Sidekick
Think of Agent as a friendly helper tucked right inside your PC. Instead of digging through menus, you’ll simply tell it out loud or in writing what you need. Want your cursor to grow so you can spot it across multiple monitors?
Ask Agent. Need to boost your speaker volume without hunting for the on‑screen mixer?
Just say the word. As long as you permit it, Agent will carry out those changes for you.
Right now, it speaks only English, but Microsoft plans to broaden its language skills over time.
Early adopters will see it first on Copilot + PCs powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon processors; support for Intel and AMD machines will follow soon after.
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Click to Do Gets Smarter
Microsoft’s Click to Do feature has been handy for simple screen-based tasks, but the latest update broadens its toolkit.
Highlight a chunk of text in Word and ask Copilot to polish it into a snappy draft.
Select a list of items, tell Copilot to turn them into bullet points, and voilà — you’ve got structured notes.
Even moving data over to Excel is just a prompt away.
And since Copilot can handle Teams scheduling, messaging, and activate accessibility helpers like Reading Coach or Immersive Reader, you won’t have to jump between apps to keep your workflow humming.
Windows 11 for Everyone
You don’t need a Copilot + PC to enjoy some of these goodies.
Microsoft is weaving new customization options into the Start menu and embedding AI into File Explorer, so searching for that long‑lost PowerPoint just got easier.
Plus, the Copilot app itself is gaining “Vision” capabilities, meaning it can look at what’s on your screen and offer advice tailored to whatever you’re working on.
Microsoft hasn’t pinned down exact drop dates yet. What they’ve confirmed is a staggered rollout: Snapdragon‑powered Copilot + machines first, then Intel and AMD systems, and finally the full spectrum of Windows 11 devices. Keep an eye out — your PC might just get a bit more… human.
