Android’s “Circle To Search” feature is one of the operating system’s most popular features this year, where AI examines the content on the screen and provides context and information based on what’s circled on the screen. You will be able to provide information. Microsoft is debuting a similar feature for Windows 11 called “Click To Do.”
Windows 11 Click to Do
The Click To Do feature is now available on Copilot+ PCs and will now be available on Qualcomm-powered laptops (Intel and AMD models will receive a free update this November). Apart from visual search functionality, Microsoft’s implementation also provides “context-aware” suggestions based on what’s on screen.
Basically, users are given different actions based on the selected content. If text is selected, options include explaining, summarizing, or rewriting the text. For images, users have the option to blur the background, remove the background, or remove objects. You can also access the search bar and Windows Recall in the same interface. Users can trigger this feature by pressing the Windows key and left clicking the mouse.
Naturally, this requires significant computing power to work, so Copilot+ PCs with more powerful NPUs are required to use this feature. This means that Click To Do is processed on your device, which is good news for those who value their privacy. In addition to this feature, Microsoft also announced several improvements to Copilot for Windows 11, including personalization, voice, and vision features.
Poku de pinion: However, if this is mapped to the Copilot key, this key may prove more useful than simply opening a web app.
