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Artificial Intelligence? Bring it on!
Some people I have spoken with are concerned about the rise and usage of 'artificial intelligence' in their daily lives. The thought of 'connectivity and integration' appears to be the nub of their concerns. I respect these views; however, my own view is very different. Artificial intelligence are algorithms that have intuitive code embedded in the source programs. Nothing really complicated in that. The more we inculcate AI in our computing devices, the more we can utilise 'machine power'. So here is my challenge to Microsoft - bring it on ladies and gentlemen, bring it on - let this community test the AI computing power and even suggest their own ideas on maximising AI on their devices. The recent new build of Windows 10 with the enhancements in assistive technologies are fantastic - it is possible to improve on this current offering. Just my #PoV. As a follow-on to my post, I understand that a vigorous antibiotic has been designed in the United States using AI - so cool 😎 The field and practice of medicine is probably one of the many fields that will benefit using AI. 😀
Windows Engineering Immersion Experience
The Windows Engineering team explores Microsoft Stores in Portland!
Web Browser
Do you notice a difference using different web browsers? I always hear different debates with the different browsers, I always use Microsoft edge and never have problems.
What do you think of Microsoft's UI Design?
Since Windows 8, Microsoft's taken the lead in pioneering modern UI design standards. The goal seems to be to make a cohesive touch-friendly UI across Windows, with an emphasis on flat, sharp elements and icons as well as tiles that have defined a lot of Microsoft's design language. With the inclusion of fluent design, subtle references to skeuomorphism, like lighting, highlights, and texture have been added back to Windows, without compromising any other modern design guidelines. These efforts are commendable, and demonstrates Microsoft's progressive design standards. However, the focus on mobile-friendly and touch-friendly interfaces has become concerning, especially since new designs have changed from a mobile-first to a mobile-only style. Large fonts and buttons, excessive padding, and limited customizability might be fine on mobile apps because mobile devices are limited, and more difficult to work with, but these same design elements are hostile and inefficient to mouse-and-keyboard users. If you compare Windows 10 apps to their Windows 7 counterparts, you can see that the newer apps take up more screen space while doing more or less the same function. This is a problem. A focus on Mobile-friendly design should not ever mean mouse-and-keyboard unfriendly, especially since this is the primary method of input on desktop computers. I was once especially fond of the Microsoft Office interface as an example of crisp, modern design that does not compromise mouse and keyboard usability. Most importantly, Office came with a "touch mode" and "mouse mode" option, creating the most optimal interface for each input method. However, the latest redesign of the Office ribbon seems to move further and further from these sensible design guidelines. The new simplified ribbon has no changes for mouse and touch mode, along with a host of other issues. I'm concerned over the direction of Microsoft's UI design, and I'd like to bring up these issues for consideration.
Windows Community has issues
The survey block doesn't go away even after you answer the survey. The subscription dialog does not go away even after you click on subscribe even though the subscription is established. Basics issues in web page design...
Narrator Home: Everything you need in one location
Narrator Home gives you everything you need in one place.
Cortana: a digital assistant with personality and smarts
People like Cortana for her personality and intelligence. And that starts with a team of writers.
How to setup and configure Wi-Fi for home
Set up a secure and efficient Wi-Fi network for home.
Finding files, documents and apps on your device...
How easy or difficult is it for you to find files, documents and apps on your device? What do you wish you could change or make simpler in this process?
Old Keyboard has no volume control
hey! I have an old keyboard that has no volume control... there is no "fn" button or any other sound key. Is there any way I can fix that? any button that can replace the fn or so thanks!
Use Insights - Workplace Intelligence | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/workplace-analytics/myanalytics/use/use-the-insightsIn the Insights pane, select Settings (the gear icon). In the Set lunch hours area, select the edit (pencil) option: Change the values in the Start and/or End fields. Select Update. Set lunch hours through the Set lunch hours card. In the Insights pane, locate Set lunch hours: Use the options that are described in the following table. Insight ...
Improve Employee Wellbeing | Microsoft Viva Insights
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-viva/insightsGet personal insights in the flow of work. Identify opportunities to build better work habits. Prioritize wellbeing and boost productivity with actionable recommendations, such as reserving time for regular breaks, focused work, and learning. Explore Microsoft Viva Insights in Microsoft Teams.
Viva Insights in Teams | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/insightsMicrosoft Viva Insights provides personalized recommendations to help you do your best work. Get insights to build better work habits, such as following through on commitments made to collaborators and protecting focus time in the day for uninterrupted, individual work. It derives these insights by summarizing your Microsoft 365 data – data ...
