From the list, Microsoft Editor has already begun to rollout, with general availability by the end of April. It will be available via three main platforms namely:

Microsoft Editor is an intelligent writing assistant and the user can fully utilise its potential by taking its help in writing grammatically correct prose, fluent and pleasing emails; and can write posts on social networking sites too as it is necessary that we communicate our feelings and meaning clearly without ambiguity. 

Microsoft Editor Writing Assistant App is more of a bonus with AI-powered features Versus Grammarly

Microsoft Editor is an Artificial intelligence powered service that enables the user to write with confidence in more than 20 languages. Any user who has a Microsoft login can access for free the essential features such as spelling and basic grammar across Word, Outlook.com, and the web.

Microsoft 365 Personal and Family paid users will have access to advanced grammar and style refinements like Clarity, conciseness, formal language, vocabulary suggestions and more. The user can open the Editor pane by clicking on the pen icon in the ribbon and then the Editor will analyze the writing and give statistics on readability, distinct words, and also time to read the document.

Here are a few of the Microsoft Editor Writing Assistant App features which are unique to Word are discussed below:

1. Similarity Checker

The internet provides everyone with a very large amount of reading material, and it can at times be a challenge to do citations. Similarity checker will be available for Word in the future and will provide help by identifying unoriginal content and will make it easier to insert relevant citations.

2. Rewrite suggestions

Editor will check the user’s writing for fluency, conciseness, or readability in short and full sentences and will provide suggestions for rewriting. Tobuse this feature, one has to highlight a sentence, right-click on it, and then select “Rewrite Suggestions” from the context menu. Currently it is available for Word for the web in English language only.

3. Editor in Outlook

Microsoft has also announced that Editor’s capabilities have been expanded to Outlook.com and Outlook on the web. With the use of Editor, one can save time and press “send” knowing surely that message conveyed is clear and concise. The Editor’s spelling and grammar functionalities are available for free to use on Outlook.com, while more advanced features will be extended exclusively to Microsoft 365 paid users.  

4. Browser extension for Editor

The browser extension for Editor now provides capacity to create and write without worrying for mistakes, being fully aware that the Editor will check, flag and maybe correct too (at user’s discretion) the grammatical errors. Any user who has this browser extension can easily post casually on social networking sites like Facebook or LinkedIn, also the paid users with the Microsoft 365 subscription will get access to advanced recommendations on style, clarity, inclusive language, and much more in 20+ languages.

The Microsoft Editor standalone browser extension is now available at both the Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge web stores.

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Microsoft took to Twitter and posted a small video clip on the official Microsoft Design Twitter account that highlights the Windows 10 New Start Menu UX Evolution as how it grew and evolved over time. The most interesting part from the user’s point of view is that Microsoft provides a view of the futuristic newly redesigned Start Menu which it is planning to release in the upcoming feature update for Windows 10.

The all new and improved New Start Menu definitely differs quite a lot from the older one by including changes to tiles such as the omission of titles for medium sized ones. Many user’s have expressed their opinion in the form of comments which seems to be positive so far. The user who disliked the Windows 10 Start Menu redesign hated the removal of text labels.

Earlier, the official sources confirmed that Windows 10 New Start Menu and Control Center has been designed for Microsoft’s new Windows Lite OS but one can easily assume that one day it will come to our desktops too. Again, being an internal built, Microsoft might completely redesign it or it might not even see the light of the day. According to WindowsCentral, Microsoft today accidentally revealed Windows 10 internal build (18947) for its 32-bit systems with a new Start Menu and Control Center UI in its Insider Program due to a glitch which was not even meant for testers too.

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As the next level of capability for organisations to address their complex business challenges and make the most of technology, Microsoft has launched Dynamics 365 AI software. This is an intelligent tool for business users infused with AI and AR advantages which aim to bring more intelligent insights, concise data to better guide business decisions, and accelerate the functionality of business applications to reinvent sales, customer service, marketing.

The Microsoft’s software Dynamics 365 is a unified platform infused with the AI capabilities like Chatbots and Facial recognition. It has been designed to deliver enterprise-led innovations along with operational efficiencies in areas like organizational productivity, advanced analytics, out-of-the-box metrics, Power BI, trend identification and IoT.

Dynamic 365 is a result of a transformative shift from a siloed to a proactive way of doing business. In an interview, Microsoft’s CFO Amy Hood talks about Microsoft business applications portfolio and what business leaders like her need from technology solutions like Dynamics 365 AI.

Here are some key benefits of using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Alysa Taylor – Corporate Vice President of Business Applications & Global Industry Takes on Microsoft Dynamics 365

According to a blog “Microsoft revealed yet more new features and products coming to the Dynamics 365 stable” published by Alysa Taylor – Corporate Vice President of Business Applications & Global Industry, more organizations are choosing Dynamics 365 and Power Platform than ever before – from industries spanning energy (ExxonMobil), to transportation (Virgin Atlantic, Paccar), to sports and entertainment (Miami Heat, Tivoli) and many others.

The common thread in our customers’ success is the power of a comprehensive, connected business cloud, drawing on unified data and applied intelligence to help customers make proactive decisions to positively impact their business. Customers have seen a transformative shift from a siloed to a proactive way of doing business.

“Two years ago, when we introduced Dynamics 365 we started a journey to tear down the traditional silos of customer relationship management (CRM) and enterprise resource planning (ERP). We set out to reimagine business applications as modern, unified, intelligent and adaptable solutions that are integrated with Office 365 and natively built on Microsoft Azure.

With the release of our new AI and mixed reality applications we are taking another step forward on our journey to help empower every organization on the planet to achieve more through the accelerant of business applications”, she added further while Announcing new AI and mixed reality business applications for Microsoft Dynamics.

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