The latest product to get an AI upgrade seems to be Notepad, as leaks indicate that Microsoft could be adding a new feature called “Cowriter” to help users with text manipulation.

Microsoft is now reportedly offering some of the AI magic to its Notepad through AI-powered text generation capabilities in Windows 11.

Microsoft has been testing the ability of Android apps to run on Windows 11 on the beta channel since October 2021. And Microsoft announced that a public preview of this feature will finally be ...

The Notepad app on Windows 11 is getting an AI upgrade with a new "Explain with Copilot" feature that will break down and analyze text highlighted by the user.

The company did test tabs for Windows 10 apps some years ago, but essentially abandoned that project. Notepad is an old app, to say the least, having arrived in 1983 to help Microsoft sell people ...

Microsoft has come up with new features like spellcheck and autocorrect for Notepad app, supporting Windows 11. The new update has been marked as a notable upgrade for the text editor that first ...

Windows 11 users don’t need a Microsoft account to use Notepad after its latest update – but you will need to login to use the app’s new AI feature.

A Microsoft employee accidentally announced the Notepad app of Windows 11 is getting a tabs feature. It was reported The Verge.

Earlier this year, Microsoft added tabs to File Explorer on Windows 11 after feedback from Insiders who were requesting it for years, according to the report.

On Windows 11, you can disable all AI and extra features of Notepad for a more simplified and decluttered experience, and I'll show you how.