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Google's sentimental Gemini Super Bowl ad is a visionary showcase for your projects
AppWizard
February 10, 2026

Google’s sentimental Gemini Super Bowl ad is a visionary showcase for your projects

Google's latest Super Bowl advertisement showcases its advanced AI tool, Gemini, through a narrative of a mother and son preparing to move into a new home. The ad demonstrates Gemini's image generation capabilities by retrieving cherished photos and visualizing their future space. The Super Bowl LX will air on February 8 at 6:30 PM ET on NBC. Additionally, the ad highlights a feature called Nano Banana, an intuitive image editing tool that allows users to create scenes by combining elements from various photos. Google also launched Gemini 3 last year, enhancing the AI's understanding and reasoning abilities. The advertisement aims to illustrate the practical applications of AI in helping individuals visualize their aspirations.
MuMuPlayer: run Android games on Windows
BetaBeacon
February 10, 2026

MuMuPlayer: run Android games on Windows

MuMuPlayer is a platform that allows gamers to play mobile games on their desktop with high frame rates and low latency. It offers official presets for PC controls and supports high-definition visuals for a native-level experience on the screen. MuMuPlayer is available for download on Windows, Mac OS, and Windows on ARM, with an iOS version coming soon.
My Arcade Atari Gamestation Go deal: Over 200 games, $50 off
BetaBeacon
February 10, 2026

My Arcade Atari Gamestation Go deal: Over 200 games, $50 off

A portable Atari gaming console with over 200 classic games is available for purchase for .99 on Woot. The device features a 7-inch screen, various controller elements, and an HDMI out port for TV connection. There is a limit of one unit per customer and a 90-day Woot warranty. The deal will be available for the next 21 days with limited stock.
Your Android phone feeling slow? My 4-step refresh routine works wonders every time
AppWizard
February 10, 2026

Your Android phone feeling slow? My 4-step refresh routine works wonders every time

To enhance the performance of an aging Android device without rooting, follow these steps: 1. Delete unused apps by navigating to Settings > Storage > Apps. 2. Clear additional storage by offloading photos to an external drive or cloud storage and clearing app cache via Settings > Storage > App > Clear Cache. 3. Check for updates by going to Settings > General > System Update and updating apps through the Google Play Store. 4. Adjust animation speed by enabling Developer options (Settings > About phone > Tap on Software information > Tap Build number seven times) and modifying the Window animation scale to 0.5x, along with Transition animation scale and Animator duration scale for improved responsiveness.
I wish every Android phone had Samsung's Separate App Sound feature. Here's how it works
AppWizard
February 10, 2026

I wish every Android phone had Samsung’s Separate App Sound feature. Here’s how it works

Modern Samsung smartphones include a feature called "Separate App Sound," which allows users to direct audio from specific applications to different audio sources. This means users can play music from apps like YouTube Music through a Bluetooth speaker while keeping notification alerts routed through the phone’s built-in speaker. To enable this feature, users need to open the Settings app, tap on Sounds and vibrations, scroll to the bottom, select Separate app sound, toggle it on, choose the apps to configure, and decide the audio output for those apps. This feature was introduced with the Galaxy S8 series in 2017 and is often overlooked. It can enhance user experience by preventing interruptions from notifications during activities like hosting friends or driving. Other Android brands do not offer a similar functionality.
Google warns millions of android users as virus spreads via WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and more Apps; How to stay safe
AppWizard
February 10, 2026

Google warns millions of android users as virus spreads via WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and more Apps; How to stay safe

Google has issued a warning to Android users about a dangerous malware called Arsink Malware, which is a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) capable of stealing personal information and taking control of infected devices. It spreads through apps that appear legitimate, often masquerading as "Mod" or "Premium" versions of popular applications. Arsink malware typically infiltrates devices via Telegram channels, Discord posts, third-party websites, and suspicious download links. Google has confirmed that no versions of Arsink are available on the Play Store and that devices with Google Play Protect enabled are automatically safeguarded against such threats. Google is also working with researchers to dismantle the infrastructure associated with this malware. To stay safe, users are advised to download apps only from the official Google Play Store, avoid 'Mod' or 'Premium' versions of apps, refrain from clicking on suspicious links, carefully check app permissions, keep Google Play Protect enabled, and regularly update their devices for security patches.
Nothing's Playground lets you build the apps you need without coding — and it's exactly what I need
AppWizard
February 10, 2026

Nothing’s Playground lets you build the apps you need without coding — and it’s exactly what I need

Nothing's Playground tool allows users to create simple Android apps using AI without coding expertise. It generates mini apps based on user-defined text prompts in minutes. Currently in beta, it is exclusive to the Nothing Phone 3, with plans for broader availability in the future. Users can create, update, and revert apps, and the current version requests only three permissions: location, calendar, and contacts. A February update will add support for activity recognition, sensor data, and a Weather API, with plans for custom app icons, audio, and fonts. Access to the tool is available through the Nothing Playground website.
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