In addition to the Voice Clarity feature, the new build also allows immediate access to photos and screenshots from connected Android devices. It introduces a new Windows setup procedure that Microsoft claims has a cleaner and more modern design. The update also includes the 80Gbps update to USB4.
Key takeaways:
- Microsoft has released a new Canary test build for Windows that includes the Voice Clarity feature, previously only available on Surface devices, for all Windows machines including those using ARM CPUs.
- The Voice Clarity feature uses 'low complexity AI models' to filter out background noise, echo, and reverberation in real-time.
- This feature could be particularly useful for improving the audio quality in Zoom or Teams meetings, and can also be used in PC games for voice chat.
- The new build also includes immediate access to photos and screenshots from connected Android devices, a new Windows setup procedure with a cleaner and more modern design, and an update to USB4 for 80Gbps.