Windows 11 new features: Microsoft has rolled out several new features for Windows 11 users at the Build 2023 Annual Conference. The most special feature of these is Windows Copilot which gives users AI support on the homescreen. Apart from this, the company has released many new features which users have started getting. In February, the company gave the facility of AI powered Bing to the people on the taskbar, now the company has added some more features to Windows 11. know about
All these new features will be available on Windows 11
Privacy will be better than before
Microsoft said that from May 24, the company is going to rollout a privacy setting app for Windows 11 users that will allow users to block or allow information to the presence sensor. This will give users the option to enable or disable the presence sensor features such as wake on approach, lock on leave.
VPN access
The company has added a feature called Glanceable VPN to the taskbar for Windows 11 users. This feature will allow users to easily check VPN status. If your computer is connected to a recognized network, a shield-like icon will appear on the taskbar above the network. People have started getting this feature too. Users can turn on or off the VPN by going to the quick setting.
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account badging
Starting in June, Windows 11 users will get a feature called account badging, which will alert them in the Start menu when their account needs attention. That is, when your system is not protected, it will give you an alert.
live captions
The company has further expanded the languages for its live captions. People can now find captions in 10 more languages, including Chinese (Simplified, China), Chinese (Traditional, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan), Danish, English (Australia, Canada, India, Ireland, New Zealand, United Kingdom, United States), French ( Canada, France) ), German (Germany), Italian (Italy), Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil, Portugal) and Spanish (Mexico, Spain).
bluetooth low energy support
Microsoft said that the company is going to provide Bluetooth Low Energy audio support feature for the PC ecosystem. The company said that for this it has partnered with Samsung Galaxy and Intel, so that users will get high-quality audio at low power. Bluetooth Low Energy audio support will provide a better experience for calls, videos and music on other devices including wireless ear buds like Galaxy Buds 2 Pro. Microsoft further said that the company is excited about this new feature and the future possibilities as Bluetooth LE Audio expands to more devices.
