Was there no one at Microsoft who looked at Recall and said: This really, really sucks
Our vultures weigh in on the week that was more 'what we Built' than 'what you can Build'
Kettle Microsoft held its annual Build developer conference this week with that bizarre Copilot+ PC launch tacked on the side.
As many of you have wondered, did no one at Redmond take a look at the Windows Recall feature – which was unveiled during the Arm PC launch with Qualcomm – and say: "Er, this might just backfire?"
To discuss this and more for our latest Kettle episode, we're joined by UK-based vulture Richard Speed, Tobias Mann and Chris Williams over in the US, and your host Iain Thomson. You can replay our post-event catch-up, produced and edited by Nicole Hemsoth Prickett, below.
Here are some more stories from Build by the team:
- Intel, AMD take a back seat as Qualcomm takes center stage in Microsoft's AI PC push
- Microsoft smartens up Edge for Business with screenshot blocking, logo branding and more
- If you find Microsoft's Copilot offerings overwhelming, it's no wonder: There are 130-plus of them now
- Microsoft Build 2024 is more AI fluff than anything else
- Windows development revamped with Copilot Runtime, native PyTorch – and the surprising comeback of WPF
- Microsoft invites punters to test drive custom Arm-based Cobalt 100 CPU VMs in Azure
- Microsoft releases .NET Aspire as an ‘opinionated stack’ for cloud applications
- AI Studio opens for business, with a nod to safety
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