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Windows 11's standout new feature is "Recall," which uses local AI models to capture everything you do and see on your screen. Microsoft unveiled the Recall feature at a Windows event on May 20, and it will start shipping with the new PCs. But how does the feature work, and is it secure?

Microsoft is reserving the most interesting AI feature to a selective lineup of processors by Snapdragon. The hardware requirements to run Recall are equally high.

Microsoft has modified the appearance of two Settings app dialogs. The Rename your PC and Change Date and Time dialog boxes now have an updated design scheme.

Microsoft is releasing Windows 11 Build 26217 to testers in the Canary channel, which includes some minor bug fixes. Build 26217 introduces a new hidden page in the Settings for managing "AI component updates". Similar to Windows security updates, users will be able to manage updates for AI components.

Microsoft Build 2024 conference has a session called “Use AI for "real things" in your Windows Apps” on the official page. This developer-focused session will contain back-to-back demos on how to use AI for real-world applications in Windows apps.

Microsoft is set to begin rolling out Windows 11 24H2 in June, alongside new ARM PCs. However, the much-awaited "AI Explorer" or "Recalls and snapshots" feature that was present in Build 26212 will not be shipped with this release. Instead, they arrive in September or October.

Ahead of AI Explorer formal announcement on May 21, more details are showing up in the preview builds, and a new leak shows off references to "snapshots" and "recall".

Microsoft plans to announce "AI Explorer" alongside Snapdragon X Elite-powered Windows 11 AI PCs on May 21, and a leak now points to a new cursor designed specifically for AI actions.

Windows 11's beta build 22635.3570 significantly improves File Explorer, Task Manager and adds a File Explorer feature for duplicating tabs.

You soon will be able to create ZIP, 7z, and TAR files natively on your Windows 11 computer. This feature was earlier expected to come with the 24H2 update, but now it has been backported to the 23H2 and 22H2 updates, which are publicly available.