Microsoft has unveiled a new test version of Windows 11 aimed at members of the Windows Insider program participating in the Dev Channel. This update, officially known as Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.2415 (KB5046723), introduces promising innovations designed specifically for users with PCs equipped with Snapdragon technology within the Copilot+ platform.
Insider program users now have the opportunity to experiment with the Recall (preview) and Click to Do (also in preview) features, which promise to optimize interaction with their devices. Recall is presented as an innovative tool that allows users to efficiently search for elements that have been used or viewed on their PC. This function relies on the advanced artificial intelligence capabilities of Copilot+ PCs, making it easier to search for applications, websites, images, and documents by simply describing their content. This not only promises to improve efficiency, but also to alleviate the frustration often associated with not being able to remember where a specific file was stored.
During the early stage of this feature, Microsoft is soliciting feedback and suggestions for improvements through its Feedback Hub, as well as through integrated links. In addition, special attention has been paid to inviting security experts and Insider program participants to provide their opinions on the recently updated security and privacy architecture of Recall.
The Click to Do feature, which complements Recall, introduces AI-powered actions that allow users to interact with text and images directly from generated snapshots. This advancement translates into time savings by enabling direct actions on such content, such as copying text, opening related applications, or searching online.
This update is not limited to these two features, as it also includes additional improvements that benefit all Windows 11 PC users within the Dev Channel. These improvements include advancements in Windows Hello, new functionalities for the Narrator tool, and improvements in voice recognition.
Through this update, Microsoft reaffirms its commitment to enhancing the features of Windows 11, taking into account feedback from its Insider community. However, the company cautions that several of these features are experimental, so they may not be available to the general public. Those interested in participating can join the Windows Insider program and join the Dev Channel to be among the first to receive these innovations.
In conclusion, with this update, Microsoft seeks to transform how users interact and manage information on their PCs, thereby increasing productivity with more intuitive and efficient AI-powered tools.
Source: MiMub in Spanish
