Windows Photos adds fancy editing features from other Microsoft apps
Microsoft is rolling out an update to the Windows Photos app that combines the creative elements of Designer with OCR ...
A useless Copilot button is being tested on Windows Photos
Microsoft's AI tool, Copilot, is being added to the Windows Photos app. Is this really Microsoft adding visual AI to Windows, ...
Day One brings its digital journaling app to Windows
Automattic-owned Day One has announced a Windows version of its journaling app, available now on the Microsoft Store. The ...
Windows 11's Photos app is about to get a big update, and it's all about AI
Windows 11’s Photos app is getting AI-powered tools, including a Copilot button, OCR text search, and quick AI editing ...
5 OneNote for Windows 10 replacements worth using in 2025
Microsoft is slowly leaving OneNote for Windows 10 behind with less updates, but here are five alternatives that are worth ...
Adobe is developing an agent to integrate Adobe Express with Microsoft 365
The Adobe Express Agent uses generative AI to create graphics that can be embedded directly into apps such as Word and ...
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Microsoft Photos app on your Windows PC just got a major upgrade, and you’ll love it
The Microsoft Photos app may not be as popular as some of the company's productivity tools, but it offers advanced features like OCR support to enhance your workflows. What's even ...
PDF Pains Solved: This AI-powered app can edit, convert, annotate PDFs in moments
Tech throws a lot of acronyms at you, but AI and OCR are some of the most exciting, bringing the modern tools for document ...
The 11 Microsoft apps I ditch on every new Windows install - and the 11 I keep
A default installation of Windows 11 includes dozens of Microsoft apps. Which ones are worth keeping, and which ones should ...
How has the Windows Start menu evolved? Looking back in time as Microsoft turns 50
On August 24, 1995, Microsoft introduced the Start menu as a central hub for accessing programs, documents, and system ...
This AI app claims it can see what I'm looking at – which it mostly can
Hugging Face has launched HuggingSnap, an iOS app that can analyze and describe whatever your iPhone's camera sees. The app works offline, never sending data to the cloud. HuggingSnap is imperfect but ...