Microsoft testing feature for Windows 11 to automatically open AI-powered Copilot
Microsoft testing feature for Windows 11 to automatically open AI-powered Copilot
Microsoft is testing a new feature for Windows 11 that will automatically open its AI-powered Copilot on widescreen devices. This feature is currently being tested with Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. It is activated when a wider screen is used, potentially referring to ultrawide displays. The feature is available on devices with a minimum diagonal screen size of 27 inches and a pixel width of 1920 pixels. Microsoft has also introduced a Copilot key on Windows PC keyboards for convenient access to Copilot.
Microsoft is testing a new feature for Windows 11 that will automatically open its AI-powered Copilot on widescreen devices. This feature is currently being tested with Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. It is activated when a wider screen is used, potentially referring to ultrawide displays. The feature is available on devices with a minimum diagonal screen size of 27 inches and a pixel width of 1920 pixels. Microsoft has also introduced a Copilot key on Windows PC keyboards for convenient access to Copilot.
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Microsoft is testing a new feature for Windows 11 that will automatically open its AI-powered Copilot on widescreen devices. This feature is currently being tested with Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. It is activated when a wider screen is used, potentially referring to ultrawide displays. The feature is available on devices with a minimum diagonal screen size of 27 inches and a pixel width of 1920 pixels. Microsoft has also introduced a Copilot key on Windows PC keyboards for convenient access to Copilot. 
