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Cortana and REACHit
Microsoft and Lenovo have collaborated to integrate REACHit and Cortana, giving Lenovo users an exclusive, enhanced Windows 10
experience. With REACHit, Cortana becomes even more personal and can do more amazing things for you.
REACHit enables Cortana to know more about your world. If you’re like most users, you have content scattered across a variety of
devices, cloud storage services, and email / calendar providers. With your permission, REACHit makes it possible for Cortana to be
aware of and execute searches against your content wherever it is.
Using Cortana and REACHit is the most natural way to find your content. Can’t recall where a file or email is located, and can’t think
of a good keyword to search for? Not a problem – search by whatever you do remember. Were you with someone when you
looked at the file? Where were you when you worked on it? Just tell Cortana – with REACHit, she’s more contextually aware and
will find it for you.
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Allows users to search for photos, videos, documents and music
across devices, including Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, PCs
and tablets
Gives users the ability to add location to searches, cross-referencing
the file event with the location data to produce the most relevant
results
Cortana and REACHit works on Lenovo PCs and tablets running
Windows 10.
Since Lenovo and Microsoft collaborated on this project, this results
in a seamless, enhanced Cortana search experience
A single place to search for your content, whatever it is and wherever
it may be
o Support for cloud storage providers like OneDrive, Google
Drive, Dropbox, and Box
o Support for email services like Gmail, Exchange, and IMAP
o Support for calendar services* like Exchange, Outlook.com,
and Google Calendar
o Support for search across multiple Windows 10 devices
The most natural search – express your search as you would normally
speak it, based on what you can remember
Contextual awareness enables you to search in ways you never
thought possible
* Calendar data used for contextual cross-referencing. At this time, there is no ability
to search for specific calendar entries.