The Cortana voice assistant in Windows 10 lets you ask questions, issue commands, and perform tasks with the tap of a finger or sound of your voice.
But Cortana has another trick up its sleeve, one designed to save you money When you use the Microsoft Edge browser in Windows 10 to check out restaurants or shop online, Cortana can jump in to provide information and even money-saving offers.
Browse to certain retail websites, and Cortana displays a message offering coupons to get you hot deals on various products. Cortana can tap into coupons from Best Buy, Macy’s, Home Depot, Target, and a host of other online merchants. Browse to certain restaurant websites, and Cortana displays contact information as well as reviews from Yelp, so you’ll know whether dining at a certain restaurant is worth spending your hard-earned cash.
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