Of all the major AI-powered smart assistants, Microsoft's Cortana was singular in being the only one based on an existing character. It seems, however, that it's fated to return and remain in its Halo ...

Earlier this month, Microsoft launched Cortana for Android and iOS in the U.S. and China. Not even two weeks later, though, and the company has disabled the digital assistant’s hands-free feature on ...

Cortana has taken its final steps away from being a smartphone assistant. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Support for Cortana on ...

While Cortana is evolving and it's here to stay, it's no secret that most people prefer Google Assistant, Siri, and even Amazon Alexa over Microsoft's digital assistant. Microsoft's digital assistant ...

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The Cortana apps on iOS and Android will be discontinued on March 31, 2021. The apps now show a warning about their upcoming discontinuation. Microsoft has shifted Cortana towards productivity. The ...

Microsoft announced it would bring its digital assistant, Cortana, to third-party mobile platforms later this year at the company’s own Build conference in May, and it’s finally making good on that ...

The personal assistant, named after the AI female lead of the Halo series and voiced in the U.S. by the actress who portrays the character, has been widely praised for offering more features than Siri ...

Microsoft’s Cortana app for iOS and Android will soon shut down, the company has announced on a support page. This effectively puts a nail in Cortana’s coffin for consumer use cases, at least as far ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Microsoft has been telling folks for some time that Cortana would be going away on Android devices. This week, ...

Android phone owners in the U.S. can now take Microsoft’s virtual assistant Cortana for a spin thanks to a new public beta test that opened today. Those interested in kicking Cortana’s tires can sign ...