DeutschNewstral
Article
The Verge on 2017-08-03 02:04
Microsoft’s Eye Control for Windows 10 is now available for testers
Related news
- Microsoft’s Recall AI feature won’t be available for Windows testers until OctoberThe Verge
- Microsoft’s new Outlook for Windows now available to all Office testersThe Verge
- Microsoft Edge browser extensions now available for Windows 10 testersThe Verge
- Microsoft’s new Xbox avatars now available for Windows 10 testersThe Verge
Microsoft’s Windows Virtual Desktop service is now generally availableTechCrunch
Microsoft’s phone-to-Windows app is available for Androidengadget- Microsoft’s new emoji are now available in Windows 11The Verge
- Microsoft’s next major Windows 10 update is now availableThe Verge
- Microsoft’s first PowerToys for Windows 10 now available to downloadThe Verge
- Windows 10’s November 2019 update is now available to testersThe Verge
Windows adding eye control to boost accessibilityArs Technica- Microsoft’s Chromium Edge browser now available on Windows 7 and Windows 8The Verge
- Microsoft’s redesigned Outlook is now available on Windows and the webThe Verge
- Microsoft’s new PowerToys Run launcher for Windows 10 is now available to downloadThe Verge
- Microsoft’s Chromium Edge browser is now officially available to testThe Verge
Windows Fogs Microsoft’s Outlookwsj.com- Microsoft’s Windows 10 May 2019 Update puts you back in control of updatesThe Verge
- Microsoft starts testing Windows 10's built-in Eye Controlengadget
- Microsoft’s Windows shakeup continues internallyThe Verge
- Microsoft’s new Office UI now available for testersThe Verge