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AppWizard

February 10, 2026

Google Translate’s latest upgrade surprised everyone by turning into a chatbot

Google Translate’s new AI-powered Advanced mode can engage in conversation rather than just translating text due to "prompt injection," which causes the model to struggle with distinguishing between translation requests and instructions. Users have found that this mode, based on a Gemini-based large language model, can respond to inquiries rather than providing straightforward translations. The older Classic mode remains a reliable option for consistent translations without unexpected interactions.

AppWizard

February 1, 2026

Bolt Action PC First Look: How Slitherine is Reimagining the World’s Biggest WWII Tabletop Game

Slitherine and Frag Games are developing a digital adaptation of Warlord Games’ WWII tabletop miniatures game, Bolt Action, with a planned release in 2026. The game will faithfully recreate the “Six Orders” activation system, a suppression-based pinning system, and tactical armor facing. Key features include a comprehensive Army Painter for customization and a dynamic single-player campaign set in the Normandy theater. The game will maintain the original ruleset, including the tactical pillars of unit activation, the emphasis on suppression over health, vehicle positioning for damage, distinctions between direct and indirect fire, experience levels for squads, and extensive customization options for forces.

AppWizard

January 29, 2026

Native PC Ports Of PS2 Games Could Be On The Way Thanks To New Recompilation “Experiment”

A new initiative called PS2Recomp aims to enable players to run PlayStation 2 games natively on PCs, led by Brazilian programmer ran-j. It involves statically recompiling PlayStation 2 ELF binaries into C++ code, promising greater accuracy than traditional emulation and enhanced modding support. The project is in early stages and is seeking contributions from the community. Previously, a similar project named PSRetroX was launched by an Argentinian student but became inactive. PS2Recomp is currently gaining momentum, with uncertain prospects for success.

AppWizard

January 28, 2026

The Defiant, a Story-Driven, Single-Player WWII FPS, Announced for PC and Consoles

Developer Hoothanes, in collaboration with publisher 4Divinity, is creating a single-player first-person shooter titled The Defiant, set during China's War of Resistance against Japan in World War II. The game utilizes Unreal Engine 5 and features diverse gameplay mechanics, including stealth infiltration, close-quarters firefights, sniping, urban espionage, code-breaking operations, vehicular combat, and large-scale assaults. The developers prioritize historical accuracy, treating weapons as historical artifacts and exploring settings such as occupied villages, frozen forests, fortified supply routes, and enemy-controlled urban zones. The game is available for wishlisting on Steam.

Winsage

January 28, 2026

People don’t like Windows 11’s automatic Start menu sorting, and Microsoft wants to know why

Microsoft has introduced categorized app sorting in the Start menu of Windows 11, which has faced criticism from users for its lack of customization options. Users cannot edit, rename, or rearrange categories, leading to frustration. Applications are automatically assigned to predefined categories like Productivity, Creativity, or Games, with many ending up in the 'Other' category. Popular apps such as Hulu, Teams, and WhatsApp have been miscategorized, prompting users to express their concerns through the Feedback Hub. Microsoft has invited users to provide feedback on miscategorized applications to improve the system.

Tech Optimizer

January 28, 2026

Top Android Antivirus Apps for 2026: Reviews and Key Features

Android users face increasing cyber threats as we approach 2026, with AI-driven malware and ransomware becoming more prevalent. The antivirus market has evolved to include advanced features like real-time threat intelligence and integrated privacy tools. Norton Mobile Security is noted for its machine learning-powered malware detection, VPN, app advisor, and dark web monitoring, achieving a 99.9% detection rate. TotalAV offers user-friendly antivirus scanning and system optimization, with features like real-time phishing protection and cloud-based scanning. Aura Antivirus combines antivirus with identity theft protection and family safety features, excelling in AI-driven behavioral analysis. Bitdefender Mobile Security is recognized for its lightweight design, anti-theft features, and effective web protection. McAfee Mobile Security provides secure Wi-Fi scanning and IoT integration, with high user satisfaction reported. Norton leads in predictive analytics, while TotalAV includes a VPN for remote workers. Aura offers family-oriented tools and compliance-friendly features, incorporating blockchain technology for secure identity verification. Bitdefender is efficient in battery usage and has a high detection rate. McAfee supports multi-device protection and has strong customer support. Norton’s dark web monitoring helps prevent identity theft, and TotalAV blocks trackers and ads. Aura links antivirus protection to financial security with credit monitoring. Bitdefender automates threat responses and has a strong anti-ransomware module. McAfee scans for vulnerabilities in smart devices and provides threat intelligence feeds. Future developments may include quantum-resistant encryption. TotalAV is praised for its user interface, while Aura encourages user feedback for improvements. Bitdefender uses machine learning to reduce false positives, and McAfee employs predictive modeling for personalized security. Organizations must evaluate antivirus solutions based on integration with existing security frameworks, cost, and performance impact. Emerging trends include biometric authentication and deeper hardware-level security protections.

Winsage

January 28, 2026

Microsoft Issues Several Windows Insider Preview Builds

The Windows Insider Program has shifted significantly, with new builds released across the Dev, Beta, and Release Preview channels. The Dev channel has advanced to the 26300 series builds, moving away from the 26200 series of the Beta channel. Users on the Dev channel will upgrade to Windows 11 version 25H2 build 26300.7674 with the installation of build KB5074170, which focuses on fixes without new functionalities. The Beta channel will receive cumulative update KB5074169, upgrading to Windows 11 version 25H2 build 26220.7670, also centered on fixes. The Release Preview build KB5074105 introduces new features for both 25H2 and 24H2 versions, elevating them to builds 26200.7701 and 26100.7701, respectively. Key improvements include multi-language support for the Agent in Settings, cross-device resume capabilities, enhanced MIDI support, customizable Narrator options, a new Devices card in Settings, easier toggling of Smart App Control, improved Voice Access and Voice Typing features, and expanded support for external fingerprint readers in Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-In Security.

AppWizard

January 21, 2026

OpenAI enhances safety, rolls out age prediction measures in ChatGPT

OpenAI has introduced "Age Predictions" in ChatGPT for EU users, which assesses account-level factors to estimate a user's age and restrict access to sensitive content for those identified as under 18. The feature uses various indicators, including stated age and usage patterns, to enhance user safety. If a user is mistakenly restricted, they can undergo an age verification process via a service called Persona. OpenAI is also implementing additional parental controls for managing teen accounts, such as setting "quiet hours" and monitoring AI retention of information. Furthermore, OpenAI plans to launch a ChatGPT Go subscription tier in the U.S. with higher usage limits and will introduce advertisements within ChatGPT conversations, ensuring that user conversations are not used for ad targeting.

AppWizard

January 20, 2026

Minecraft milestone: Community recreates New York at a 1:1 scale – open for everyone to explore

MineFact is a YouTube channel focused on the mining industry, providing educational and entertaining content. It features segments such as educational series that simplify mining processes, industry news updates, and interviews with experts. The channel emphasizes quality and accuracy, using high-quality graphics and real-world examples to enhance understanding. MineFact has cultivated a community of enthusiasts who engage in discussions and share insights in the comment sections, fostering a collaborative environment.

AppWizard

January 18, 2026

New York City Has Been Under Construction in Minecraft at 1:1 Scale for 5 Years – It Covers 700 Square Kilometers

The Build The Earth project team is working to recreate New York City in a virtual environment at a 1:1 scale, covering approximately 700 square kilometers. A team of 50 to 80 Minecraft players collaborates on this project, focusing on accuracy and detail, with many areas undergoing multiple reconstructions. The project aims to evoke genuine emotional responses from users by creating a virtual space that resonates with authenticity.