Windows 10: Cortana Context Sensisivity broken, or not real?

This is going to sound silly, but I'm getting zero context sensitivity in Cortana and I'm not sure if this is a technical problem or if I'm expecting it to do things that aren't actually Cortana features.

I have a Windows 10 phone, and a Windows 10 PC, and I'm using an Outlook email account. I've been lead to believe that if you do things like booking a flight or if you send an email where you say that you are going to do "something" on a certain date, then Cortana will automatically pick up on this and will show you details of flight delays or will ask if you want a reminder added to your diary.

I'm getting zero for this(No form of context sensitivity at all), and I'm not sure if this means that I've set things up incorrectly, or if these are features that Microsoft are going to add to Cortana but haven't added them in yet. Or if I'm getting mixed up with features that somebody told me about on an Android/Apple device.

I know that the technology exists as by Google account picks up on certain bookings and asks if I want to add them as reminders.

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set default folder view in Windows 10?

The relevance of Cortana in this context is...?...

 

How do I change the Font Color to white? of the Title bar Windows 10

I've mentioned here previously that that theme is broken. Now that Insider beta build 10532 is out, people can start to see why, as users of that theme have broken display of the new "dark" themed context menus. The methodology recommended on that site
is broken and will cause problems.

Insider build 10525 flips the font to white on dark Win32 unthemed title bars. That's not nearly what you're asking about, but seems like a step in the right direction.

Generally speaking, the system doesn't support a dark theme at this point in time. The theme hack suggestion is fairly broken and would be expected to cause problems. As a case in point, it breaks the new dark context menus that just debuted in 10525.