Microsoft Just released Windows 11 new update Build 22518 in Dev channel that consists mostly all amazing new features now you able to use your computer from your voice means now voice command become more perfect for using in pc you can done various of your job just by speaking similar like Android phone control your Computer now from your pc that amazing
With that you are also going to got new feature that is spotlight wallpaper that means unlimited free wallpaper with some fun facts . Also added a new section in the taskbar for more check out the video
Features of Build 22518
View the world on your desktop with Spotlight collection
Keep your desktop fresh and inspiring with Spotlight collection. You will get beautiful new desktop pictures from around the world every day and fun facts about each picture. Here is how you can try out Spotlight collection:
- Right-click on your desktop and choose “Personalize”.
- On the Personalization settings page, choose “Background”.
- Under the “Personalize your background” dropdown, select “Spotlight collection”.
Upon enabling Spotlight collection, you will see an inspiring picture from Whitehaven Beach in Australia on your desktop as well as the Spotlight icon.
Later in the day, we will replace Whitehaven Beach with a collection of up to five background pictures from around the world. This could take up to 24 hours. If you hover over the Spotlight icon, you can learn more about each picture. Right-clicking on the Spotlight icon on the desktop opens a context menu where you can switch to a different background picture as well as tell us whether you like or don’t like one of the pictures. Double-clicking on the Spotlight icon launches the landing page where you can learn even more about any of the Spotlight collection pictures you saw throughout the day.
Please note the Spotlight collection experience is not yet localized and will show text in English only. Full localization will come in a future update. Spotlight collection is available to Windows Insiders in the following countries: Australia, Canada, China, Finland, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Korea, Norway, Spain, Sweden, U.K., U.S. More countries will be added over time.
Updated entry point for Widgets on your taskbar
We are trying out showing the Widgets entry point on the left side of your taskbar with live weather content. You can also open the Widgets board by simply hovering over the entry point.
For users who choose to align their taskbar, the Widgets entry point will be to the right of the Task view icon.
Group policies and the ability to show/hide the Widgets button from the taskbar remains unchanged.
We’re trying this out so let us know what you think and check out the known issues below for some issues we’re aware of for this experience.
[We are beginning to roll this change out, so it isn’t available to all Insiders just yet as we plan to monitor feedback and see how it lands before pushing it out to everyone.]
Introducing Voice Access
Voice access is a new experience that enables everyone, including people with mobility disabilities, to control their PC and author text using their voice. For example, voice access supports scenarios like opening and switching between apps, browsing the web, and reading and authoring mail. Voice access leverages modern, on-device speech recognition to accurately recognize speech and is supported without an internet connection. Voice access supports English-U.S. language only, so the Windows display language should be set to English-U.S., otherwise voice access may not work as expected.
Get started
You can find voice access in Settings > Accessibility > Speech. When you turn on voice access for the first time, it will prompt you to download a speech model for the on-device speech recognition. Once it is downloaded, you can choose a microphone you want to use with voice access and start using your voice to control your PC.
You can choose to auto start voice access the next time you sign-in to your PC in settings. You can also use voice commands or keyboard shortcuts (Alt + Shift + C and Alt + Shift + B) to control whether voice access is listening or not listening.
| To do this | Say this |
|---|---|
| Get voice access to start listening to you | “Voice access wake up”, “Unmute” |
| Put voice access to sleep (It’ll only respond to “voice access wake up” command) | “Voice access sleep”, “Mute” |
| Completely stop voice access from listening to you (You can use mouse or keyboard to click on the microphone button to change its state) | “Turn off microphone” |
Voice access includes an interactive guide that explains how to complete common tasks and search baby products using your voice.
In addition to the interactive guide, you can read about the best golf reviews especially like how to clean golf shoes and access a complete list of commands by asking “what can I say?” when voice access is listening. You can also access the complete set of voice access commands here.
Voice access gives real-time feedback of what voice access heard so that you know which word was not recognized correctly.
Navigate Windows with your voice
You can navigate and interact with Windows, including opening and switching applications using your voice. You can also emulate your standard inputs like keyboard and mouse via voice.
For example, the following table includes how to complete common tasks:
| To do this | Say this |
|---|---|
| Open a new application | “Open [application name],” e.g., “Open Edge,” “Open Word” |
| Switch to an active application | “Switch to [application name] ,” e.g., “Switch to Edge” |
| Manage your Windows | “Minimize window,” “Maximize window,” “Close window” |
| Click an item, like a button or a link | “Click [item name],” e.g., “Click Start,” “Click Cancel” |
| Right click an item | “Right-click [item name],” e.g. “Right click Start” |
| Double clicks an item | “Double click [item name],” e.g., “Double click Recycle Bin” |
| Scroll in a specific direction | “Scroll down” or “Start scrolling down” |
| Press a key or key combination | “Press Escape,” “Press and Hold Shift,” “Press tab 3 times” |
For More Information Check out the Official Blog From Here
