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Microsoft is embedding generative AI more deeply into Windows 11, introducing a “Hey, Copilot” voice activation feature that aims to succeed where Cortana fell short. The updates focus on agentic AI, allowing the system to perform tasks in the background based on user commands. Analysts suggest this move aligns with the industry’s push toward more intuitive, AI-driven operating systems.
Microsoft has announced a series of new features for Windows 11, all centered around artificial intelligence and generative technologies. According to reports, the updates emphasize “agentic AI,” which sources indicate refers to AI systems that execute tasks autonomously in the background after receiving user instructions. This approach, analysts suggest, represents Microsoft’s latest effort to integrate AI into the core of its operating system, building on lessons from past ventures like Cortana.
OnePlus has officially announced the phased rollout schedule for OxygenOS 16, beginning next month with its newest smartphones and tablets. The update brings Android 16-based software with enhanced AI features and customization options to various device models through early 2026.
OnePlus has revealed its official rollout plan for OxygenOS 16, with the first wave of updates scheduled to begin in November, according to reports from the company’s software team. The new software, based on Android 16, will bring significant upgrades to the company’s device ecosystem, starting with the latest flagship models and expanding to older devices through early 2026.
Sword of Justice, a new free-to-play open world MMO from NetEase’s ZhuRong Studio, launches globally on November 7. The game features an AI Metaverse of intelligent NPCs and advanced path tracing technology while maintaining low system requirements.
ZhuRong Studio, an internal development team of NetEase, has announced that the global launch of their open world MMO Sword of Justice is scheduled for November 7, according to reports. The game will be available on PC via Steam, Android, and iOS platforms, marking a significant cross-platform release in the gaming industry.
A new survey reveals that 84% of mobile game developers want more competition in app distribution beyond Apple and Google’s dominant platforms. The research indicates developers are seeking reduced fees and improved discoverability through alternative marketplaces.
According to a recent survey conducted by Atomik Research on behalf of Portugal-based app distributor Aptoide, mobile game developers are increasingly expressing frustration with the current app distribution landscape. The research, which surveyed over 300 mobile game developers from the US and UK, found that 84% believe there should be more than two major app stores available to consumers.
Google Photos is expanding its video editing capabilities with new text options that closely resemble Instagram’s tools. The update includes multiple font styles, text alignment controls, and dozens of color choices. These enhancements could position Google Photos as a more comprehensive mobile app for quick video edits.
Google is reportedly testing significant upgrades to the Google Photos video editor that will provide users with Instagram-like text customization options, according to recent findings. The new features, discovered in version 7.49 of the Android app, represent a substantial improvement over the current basic text editing capabilities.