If you're wondering what the Microsoft Companion App is, it's a tool that allows you to access your Windows desktop remotely from another device.
The Companion App is designed for Windows 10 users and can be installed on a smartphone or tablet.
It's a convenient way to access your desktop from anywhere, making it perfect for those who work remotely or need to check on their computer while away from their desk.
The Companion App also allows you to receive notifications from your Windows 10 computer, keeping you informed about any important updates or events.
Availability and Access
The Microsoft Copilot app is rolling out to Windows Insiders, and it's getting some exciting updates.
The update introduces Desktop Share, which lets you share your whole desktop with Copilot.
You can choose to share your desktop by clicking the glasses icon in your composer and selecting the desktop you want to share.
The update also allows you to access Vision from a Voice conversation.
You can turn on Vision from a Voice conversation by clicking on the glasses icon and sharing your screen.
This update is rolling out to Insiders in markets where Windows Vision is enabled.
The update is starting with Insider Channels via the Microsoft Store, with version 1.25071.125 and higher.
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Capabilities and Functionality
Copilot Vision can see your entire desktop, allowing it to analyze content, provide insights, and answer your questions.
You can choose to share your whole desktop with Copilot Vision by clicking the glasses icon in your composer and selecting the desktop you want to share.
To stop sharing, press 'Stop' or 'X' in the composer, giving you control over when and how much you share.
Copilot Vision can help with a range of tasks, from improving your creative project to guiding you through a new game.
It can also provide tips on making improvements to your resume, making it a useful tool for job seekers.
By manually activating the feature, you can expose only the items you want to share with Copilot Vision, addressing concerns about constant surveillance.
This intentional and helpful approach to AI screen assistance might be what makes it finally click with mainstream users.
With Copilot Vision, you can ask it to help analyze content, provide insights, and answer your questions, coaching you through it aloud.
It's like having a colleague who can see what you're working on and offer guidance, but without the need for constant explanations.
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