Here’s the translation into American English:
Microsoft has announced the launch of new experiences and features for Copilot that transform every PC with Windows 11 into an AI-powered device, aiming to make the system more intuitive, secure, accessible, and reliable. These innovations also seek to enhance productivity through integrations with Microsoft 365.
One of the main advancements is found in File Explorer, which now offers smart actions when right-clicking on image files. Among these options is visual search in Bing, allowing users to obtain information related to the images. Additionally, features for blurring backgrounds and removing unwanted objects in photos have been integrated. Microsoft 365 subscribers will also be able to generate summaries of documents stored in OneDrive and SharePoint without having to open them.
Another significant development is the People cards in Microsoft 365, which display connections and collaborations in the “Activity” and “Recommended” sections within File Explorer.
The Widgets experience has also been revamped with a more appealing and functional design in the “Discover feed,” which includes stories selected by Copilot along with summaries and multimedia content. Furthermore, there are new options to customize widgets on the lock screen.
The enhancements don’t stop there; Narrator has been updated to include a Braille display, facilitating learning and teaching for individuals with visual impairments and optimizing the experience in Microsoft Word.
In the gaming sector, Gaming Copilot has been launched, an assistant that integrates into Game Bar, allowing players to navigate and receive recommendations more easily.
Regarding security, Microsoft has implemented significant improvements for protection against phishing and malware attacks, as well as providing a smoother and more personalized authentication experience through Windows Hello.
Finally, the company has introduced support for Wi-Fi 7 and new password management features in Edge, reinforcing browsing security and improving system performance. With these updates, Microsoft aims to provide a safer and more efficient user experience. The 25H2 version of Windows 11 is now available through the update system.
via: MiMub in Spanish
