Microsoft’s Recall software has navigated a tumultuous path toward its anticipated launch. Initially unveiled nearly a year ago, this feature was heralded as a groundbreaking addition to Copilot+ PCs, equipped with advanced neural processing units. The concept aimed to simplify the retrieval of past activities on a computer by capturing frequent snapshots, enabling users to search and interact with their digital history using natural language queries.
However, the announcement raised significant concerns regarding privacy and security, prompting Microsoft to postpone the rollout. After addressing these issues, the company began releasing a preview version to select Windows Insiders in November. Currently, the feature is expanding to Insiders on the Release Preview Channel, signaling that it may soon be available to a broader audience beyond the Insider program. Importantly, users can opt-in to this feature, ensuring that those who prefer not to use it are not compelled to do so.
Recent Developments in Tech
In addition to Microsoft’s updates, several noteworthy developments have emerged in the tech landscape:
- DroiX, a retailer specializing in Chinese handhelds and mini PCs, has announced that due to fluctuating tariffs, taxes will no longer be prepaid at checkout for U.S. customers. Buyers will now be responsible for paying any duties upon package receipt.
- MediaTek has introduced the Dimensity 9400+, a flagship processor boasting slightly enhanced CPU speeds, improved AI performance, and upgrades to Bluetooth and WiFi capabilities.
- Motorola, primarily recognized for its smartphones, is set to launch its inaugural laptop, the Moto Book 60. This lightweight device features a 14-inch, 2.8K OLED display and will debut in India on April 17.
- Samsung is preparing to release its Ballie rolling robot in the U.S. and South Korea this summer. The company has also partnered with Google to integrate Gemini AI features, facilitating more natural and conversational interactions. Pricing details are yet to be announced.
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