The Windows 11 Sticky Notes app will soon get a huge update

It hasn’t gotten much attention over the last few years, but Microsoft is promising that the Sticky Notes app will soon be “better than ever”. The company recently teased an incoming update for the app in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter.

There’s not much to the teaser other than a screen recording of someone typing into a sticky more, with the message “Well guess what, We’re back and Better than Ever!” That alone brought up many curious replies, but Microsoft was clear to indicate that the big news is not a web app, for now. Perhaps the company could be injecting AI into the Sticky Notes app? Time will well, but we’re certain that whatever it is, it will be exciting.

As always, Microsoft could test these features in the Sticky Notes app first with Windows Insiders. Then, after that, pass things down to everyone else on the standard version of Windows 11. So, stay tuned for updates.

Subscribe

Related articles

Microsoft Steps Back as OpenAI Takes Control of CoreWeave Agreement

Microsoft's decision to pass on the $12 billion CoreWeave agreement and allow OpenAI to take the reins has sparked significant discussion in the tech world. This move, while surprising to some, reflects a strategic shift in how Microsoft is managing its AI investments and partnerships.

Plex fans might not be happy with the latest updates

Plex has announced it will have much to say...

Go fishing this weekend with Free Play Days

This weekend's Free Play Days offers you a chance...

Microsoft Teams Up with Musk, BlackRock, and MGX for a $30B Data Center Gamble

Microsoft’s latest venture—a $30 billion data center project in partnership with Elon Musk’s xAI, BlackRock, and UAE-based MGX—feels like a plot twist straight out of a dystopian novel. On paper, it’s a bold move to dominate the AI infrastructure race. In reality, it’s a tangled web of questionable alliances and potential PR disasters waiting to happen.

The EU Calls Out Apple and Google’s Half-Hearted Compliance with its Digital Markets Act

The European Union has once again donned its superhero cape, swooping in to rescue us from the clutches of Big Tech's monopolistic tendencies. This time, the EU has outlined specific steps for Apple and Google to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA), a regulation that was supposed to make digital markets fairer and more competitive. But let’s be honest—Apple and Google have been dragging their feet since the DMA was established, and the EU is finally calling them out.
Arif Bacchus
Arif Bacchus
Though I currently volunteer at MSFTUnboxed, I have over seven years of experience in the technology journalism field covering Microsoft, Google, Apple, and other tech giants. I also am known for my laptop reviews, how-to guides, and other evergreen content. My work was seen at XDA, Digital Trends, and OnMSFT.

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

WP Twitter Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com