"Removed??"...Dang, you folk had Cortana package tracking? That must have been so cool. I vaguely remember microsoft bleating on about all those cool package/flight/hotel tracking features that Cortana was going to have...and then never did outside of a 20 mile radius of Seattle.
Sarcasm aside, Cortana pretty much encapsulates the frustrating, annoying and sad state of the game.
I love Windows 10. I have Surface Pro's, Surface Books and a Surface Go.
I game on Xbox and work in Windows. I pledged my allegiance to the Windows Mobile flag right up until the day it became clear it was dead, and when I moved to Android I immediately downloaded every Microsoft app available.
But man, Microsoft make it so damn hard sometimes.
Cortana was supposed to be this big, intelligent, disruptive thing that took Windows 10 to the next level. 4 years on and it's a scaled back, ultra basic programme that never reached 1% of the potential that Microsoft had planned.
And that pains me. I was one of those geeks that actually spent 2 years vocally instructing his phone to dictate messages, call numbers, open apps and set reminders. I actually believed that this was the start of the journey into having truly powerful artificial intelligence in my pocket.
Lol. Bummer. Turns out Microsoft weren't anywhere near cracking that code. And still aren't today.
Of all the ups and downs of being a Windows user, I'd have to say that Cortana and still not having an e-book reader in Edge, 2 years after it was announced, are my 2 major disappointments, simply because the potential was there, but was squandered