The Microsoft Designer app has added yet another new feature. It now allows users to create custom-made invitations, with the use of its AI art creator, either with pre-made designs or fully custom.
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The Microsoft Designer AI art creator has now added specific support for making custom greeting cards. Users can type in text prompts, and the Designer will use AI to make them greeting cards.
Microsoft Designer lets users to create their own images using AI. Until now, Microsoft Designer only allowed users to create their images as a Square (1024 x 1024), which is not ideal for everyone
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In this week's Microsoft 365 Roadmap recap, we look at Word on most platforms getting integration with Microsoft Designer, copy-and-paste improvements for Outlook, more AI for Teams, and more.
Microsoft announced today it is now offering priority access to OpenAI's GPT-4 Turbo model for Microsoft 365 users, along with support for unlimited chats and turns for those users.
Microsoft has announced some new features that are rolling out now or soon to the Android and iOS Microsoft 365 app. They include access to the Designer image AI feature and much more.
A new report says Microsoft has blocked the use of some more text prompts from its Designer AI image creator, a few days after a company employee continued to express concerns about the service.
The Microsoft employee who made headlines earlier this year stating his concerns about its Designer AI image creator has now provided more evidence that the app's guardrails don't work.
In a new interview, Microsoft Vice President Yusuf Mehdi revealed that Copilot is adding new image-creation features such as a way to blur the background of an AI-created image and more.
Microsoft has addressed the loophole that was reportedly used by Telegram channels and 4chan members to create explicit images of Taylor Swift that went viral last week on X and other platforms.
Microsoft, at Ignite 2022 today, has announced a whole host of tools and features for creators. These include the new Designer app, Bing Image creator, a new Create website, and Clipchamp for M365.
This was an absolutely jam-packed week in terms of Microsoft news. We have so much to uncover when it comes to Internet Explorer's return from the grave, Dev Channel builds, and some app leaks.
Some details about Microsoft's unannounced utility "Designer" have leaked once again. It seems that the tool will leverage AI to create designs for you that can be published to social media platforms.
After Jony Ive left Apple in 2019, the former Chief Design Officer was kept on as a part of a consulting deal since then, however, recently the contract has since come up for renewal.
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This week's digest covers a bunch of interesting news related to a new Dev Channel build for Windows 11, Patch Tuesday shenanigans, the arrival of Teams in the Microsoft Store, and more.
Multiple images of a new Windows 11 app called "Designer" have dropped, thanks to a leakster. The images show an attractive new app that is likely a new design tool or an upgrade for an existing app.
Microsoft today added a number of new AI features to PowerPoint, building on top of its Designer tool. Designer now works with branded templates, and there's also a new Presenter Coach.
Microsoft has announced three upgrades that will further expand the capabilities present in PowerPoint Designer and Morph, two automation tools which speed up the slide design process.
While Windows 10 Mobile hasn't started rolling out to existing Windows Phone 8.1 handsets, a designer has illustrated how minor tweaks can significantly improve its usability and appearance.
Microsoft has introduced two new features, namely Designer and Morph to PowerPoint which will automatically create animations, crop images in slides and more, based on technology powered by the cloud.
A recent tweet from former interaction designer for Apple, Avi Cieplinski, reveals the 3D Touch feature on the latest iPhone devices may have been in development for five years.
Pixelapse, the online collaboration platform, has announced it has been acquired by Dropbox. It will continue to offer it's standalone services for the next year while they get ready for the merge.
The unconfirmed Apple iWatch will offer two different models; a "Sports" variant as well as a "Designer" model. They are reportedly being tested by athletes and celebrities such as Kobe Bryant.
Google Glass is to get a set of new designer frames from iconic American fashion artist Diane von Furstenberg later this month so that users can make their devices more personalized and unique.
Microsoft has released the first preview version of its much-anticipated Microsoft Expression Web Designer product. On May 15, Microsoft announced the first CTP (Community Technology Preview) of its Expression Web Designer, formerly known by...
Don Norman is expert in usability. He's been Apple's top man for usability design, and has also worked with Hewlett Packard. Now he's with Microsoft working on the next version of Windows (Longhorn)....
Following our earlier story on Microsofts commitment to improve security for customers Victoria Barnes has sent me an ISA Server case study from designer Paul Smith. Here is a blurb from the case study, the...
Patriot Scientific, a semiconductor designer with about eight employees, sent letters to 150 companies alleging that they might be infringing one of Patriot's patents. The San Diego-based company, which is already involved...
A 21-old Welsh Web designer has pleaded guilty to creating and distributing three mass mailer viruses, in a hearing at Bow Street Magistrates Court this morning. Simon Vallor, of Llandudno, North Wales, admitted offences under...
Unofficial PowerShell script bypasses Windows 11 system requirements, Microsoft Account
Windows 11 build 26120.2213 (KB5045885) fixes multi-monitor desktop background and more
PowerToys 0.86 is out with module grouping, new feaures for Advanced Paste, and more
Microsoft added many new Intel CPUs to Windows 10 LTSC which is supported until 2027
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