News & Reviews:   CoPilot

In what seems like a step in the right direction, Microsoft recently announced 7 new AI models of their own that have been trained on clean data. These are MAI Image-2.5, MAI Image-2.5-Flash, MAI Transcribe-1.5, MAI Thinking-1, MAI Voice-2, MAI Voice-2-Flash and MAI Code-1-Flash. Most LLMs (Large Language Models) are trained using public data which are usually not paid for. 

Qualcomm recently announced their latest Snapdragon AI PCs featuring CoPilot+ on-device AI, better performance and gaming along with longer battery life. Showcasing thin and lightweight form factors, the Snapdragon AI PCs are powered by the latest Snapdragon X Series and Snapdragon X2 Series. 

According to Copilot’s official terms of use, updated last October, Microsoft states that Copilot's Terms of Use (updated last October) state that Copilot is "for entertainment purposes only" and should not be relied upon to provide advice. It is used at your own risk.

Microsoft finally allows IT administrators to uninstall the Copilot app from Windows 11, but the process is a bit complicated. So, what should you know about it?

Microsoft recently launched Mico, an avatar for its AI digital assistant Copilot. So, what should you know about it?

Today, Microsoft has officially launched Copilot on select Samsung Smart TVs and monitors, turning your living room screen into a voice-powered, AI-enhanced companion for entertainment, everyday help, and shared discovery. It is available in select TVs and monitors, though. But before we get to that, let's see what it does.

If you frequently use the Microsoft Excel programme, this news might please you. Recently, Microsoft announced that COPILOT now supports its Excel program. So, what should you know about it?

On 23 June 2025, Microsoft introduced Mu, a compact language model designed to run directly on Windows devices. Built to enhance the new Settings agent, Mu is already available on preview builds for Copilot+ PCs, and it is provided free of charge.

Copilot is one of the highlight features that computer brands try to market these days, and it looks like Microsoft is trying to bring it to gaming as well. A few hours ago, a presentation on Copilot for Gaming was posted on YouTube, and this is what you should know about it.

Microsoft recently expand the “Think Deeper” feature to free CoPilot users. For your information, this feature was previously available to paid users and is now being expanded to free CoPilot users. So, what should you know about it?