Microsoft has officially unveiled Copilot, its new virtual assistant that pledges to be “Your everyday AI companion”.
The launch of Copilot comes as no surprise, with Microsoft announcing earlier this year that it was working with OpenAI (the team behind viral sensation and Turing Test-bothering bot ChatGPT) on a new virtual assistant.
Names and photographs of up to 20,000 officers could have been exposed following a data breach affecting UK police forces.
A strongly rumoured feature may soon allow families to share passwords on Chrome, so they can easily access joint accounts.
Tech giants have again locked horns with the UK government in the ongoing fight around message encryption.
Microsoft has highlighted the way the @ symbol can be used in emails and meeting notifications, to really grab the attention of specific contacts.
Just like in MS Teams or various social networks, @ mentions are a valuable tool in Outlook, doing three things in one to ensure a message announces itself loud and clear to the intended recipient.
A host of updates are headed to Google Chrome that promise to make it quicker than ever for users to reach the information they need via mobile search.
Microsoft has unveiled plans to close Windows Mail and Windows Calendar – moving all users to Outlook for Windows by 2024.
Much advice has been proffered on how to keep business data, emails and other communications secure – amid growing threats from hackers and ‘bad actors’ intent on using personal information to their advantage.
Zoom – the video conferencing technology that saw its stock skyrocket during the Covid-19 pandemic – has surprised many by rowing back on its own remote working policy.
A new hacking tool has been created that can crack passwords simply by using the device’s own microphone to listen out for the keys being hit.
