1. Microsoft unveiled new Copilot+ PCs, integrating generative AI into Windows 11 with Recall feature for finding past content.
2. Microsoft is bringing Volumetric Apps to Meta Quest headsets through a partnership with Meta, providing VR apps and Windows connectivity.
3. Microsoft announced new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop devices focused on performance, battery life, and AI features like image editing and live translations.
Microsoft is emphasizing the integration of generative AI into Windows 11 and PCs running the OS, with the unveiling of Copilot+ PCs and features like Recall to aid users in finding past content. Microsoft is also expanding its partnership with Meta to bring Windows Volumetric Apps to Meta Quest headsets, offering advanced VR experiences.
New Microsoft Surface devices have been announced, with a focus on performance and battery life. The Surface Laptop and Surface Pro offer improved speed and display quality, as well as features like Wi-Fi 7, haptic feedback touchpads, and live translations for audio content.
Windows 11’s Recall feature allows users to easily locate past content and apps, with the ability to search for items using natural language. Microsoft is also introducing new image editing features like Super Resolution and image composition ideas using AI technology.
Team Copilot has been expanded to integrate with Microsoft Teams, Loop, and Planner to enhance collaboration and task management. Additionally, Microsoft has introduced a Windows Copilot Runtime with generative AI models to enable offline functionality for smart features like Recall and Super Resolution.
Azure AI Studio is introducing model-as-a-service API access for developers to utilize generative AI models on Azure infrastructure, along with Copilot agents for business workflow automation. Microsoft is also partnering with Khan Academy to improve AI-powered tools for math tutoring.