Windows 11, Moment 2 update is available for download

We anticipated it a few days ago and it’s now official. Microsoft is rolling out a new “Moment” update for PCs running Windows 11.

Known as Moment 2, it brings many new features. This content is not unknown since it has been in testing for several weeks through the Windows Insider program.

However, there are many things. Microsoft offers improvements around Widgets. For example we have a “full screen” interface and support for third party Widgets including Spotify and Messenger. Panos Panay product manager at Microsoft explains

We’re excited to introduce the extension of Widgets to include Phone Link, Xbox Game Pass, and partners like Meta and Spotify. So it’s never been easier to stay up to date on the things that matter. By simply clicking on the weather icon in your taskbar or swiping from the left, Widgets provides important information at a glance. With the launch of new Widgets, we’re creating a better experience for you and new ways for developers to reach Windows customers.

The operating system is enriched with energy recommendations. They land in the Settings application while Notepad benefits from tab management.

Notepad – Tab Management

One of the biggest changes is probably the integration of the new Bing experience in Windows 11. Microsoft is trying to “reinvent” Bing with ChatGPT technology. The objective is to offer a new type of interaction with the search engine.

Windows 11 – New bing accessible from the taskbar

This new Bing is now integrated into the Windows taskbar.

Today, we’re taking another major step in adding to the incredible breadth and ease of use of the Windows PC by implementing a typeable Windows search box and the amazing capability of the new AI-powered Bing right into the toolbar. tasks. Put all your Windows research needs in one easy-to-find location.

Moment 2 has been rolling out for just a few hours. The update is for PCs running Windows 11 22H2. It is offered optionally. Clearly its download and installation are not automatic. You have to manually intervene in Windows Update.

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