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Microsoft Learn documentation banner for deploying the unified Microsoft Copilot application
Workplace AI

Microsoft's unified Copilot desktop app rolls out to commercial customers from mid-September 2026

The single Copilot app merging consumer and M365 Copilot hits Windows and Mac from mid-September 2026. Here's what IT admins need to do now.

12 September 2026
workplace ai category
Workplace AI

Google's Gemini desktop app is now available for Windows 10 and 11

Google's native Gemini app lands on Windows 10 and 11 with Alt+Space access, Workspace integration, Gemini Spark, and image and video generation.

11 September 2026
agents automation category
Agents & Automation

Claude Cowork now has its own built-in sandboxed browser

Claude Cowork on the desktop app now includes a sandboxed browser that opens in a side panel, so the agent can navigate sites without touching your own browser.

26 August 2026
models assistants category
Models & Assistants

Claude Design now keeps your brand consistent across sessions and syncs directly with Claude Code

Claude Design moves to beta with design system persistence, WYSIWYG canvas editing, bidirectional Claude Code sync, and a new desktop app home.

24 June 2026
agents automation category
Agents & Automation

GitHub's new Copilot desktop app gives you a control room for parallel AI agent sessions

GitHub's standalone Copilot app brings a unified dashboard for managing multiple AI agent sessions, with Agent Merge, sandboxing, and an SDK now GA.

2 June 2026
Agents & Automation category
Agents & Automation

OpenAI's Codex desktop app turns you into a multi-agent supervisor

OpenAI's new Codex desktop app lets developers run and manage multiple AI coding agents in parallel, with built-in skills, automations, and Git support.

4 March 2026

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