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Spotify could soon fix a major storage issue that users have complained about for years
AppWizard
September 23, 2026

Spotify could soon fix a major storage issue that users have complained about for years

Spotify is developing a "Cache Limit" feature for Android users that will allow them to manage the local storage used by temporary files. This feature aims to give users control over the app's caching behavior, which currently operates automatically and can accumulate several gigabytes of data over time. Users can manually clear the cache but may find it tedious. The new feature will enable users to set a cap on storage for temporary files, with notifications about the implications of their choices, such as increased data usage or potential effects on playback quality. The feature will not affect downloaded music or podcasts and is expected to first appear in the beta version of the app before being rolled out to all users.
silver Android smartphone
AppWizard
September 21, 2026

Ahead of GTA 6’s Release, Rockstar Updates Modding Guidelines Touching on Monetization, Multiplayer

Take-Two Interactive has not confirmed the release date for Grand Theft Auto 6 on PC, but the game is anticipated to launch in November. Rockstar Games has updated its modding guidelines for GTA 6, which include prohibitions on altering storylines, combining elements from different titles, and unauthorized monetization of mods. The guidelines emphasize respect for Rockstar's intellectual property and the creator community, and they state that monetization is only allowed through approved digital storefronts. The game is set to launch on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the PC version's release date still unannounced. Additionally, Rockstar will release "Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album," featuring 34 original tracks from contemporary artists.
This Good Lock module turns Samsung's Gallery app into a more capable editor
AppWizard
September 19, 2026

This Good Lock module turns Samsung’s Gallery app into a more capable editor

Samsung's Gallery app now includes advanced editing features, allowing users to edit images and videos, create collages and GIFs, and remove backgrounds. A hidden feature called Gallery Labs offers album-entry locks and the ability to save images as PDFs. The Gallery Assistant, part of Samsung's Good Lock, enhances the app with batch processing capabilities and seven new tools: 1. Reduce size - compresses images and videos. 2. Rotate and flip - bulk rotation and flipping of images. 3. Image clipper - extracts subjects from images. 4. Add watermark - adds customizable watermarks to images. 5. Compare images - side-by-side comparison of similar images. 6. Save as PDF - converts images into PDFs with customizable options. 7. Print - simultaneous printing of multiple images. Gallery Assistant integrates with Enhance-X for improved image and video quality. Users can access it through the Good Lock app, and it allows rearranging tool order for convenience. Users appreciate its features but suggest improvements like format conversion and EXIF metadata editing.
Android Auto's Wavy Audio Line Is Leaving Users Conflicted
AppWizard
September 12, 2026

Android Auto’s Wavy Audio Line Is Leaving Users Conflicted

Google Maps is experiencing a bug that affects traffic information, coinciding with the rollout of a redesigned media player interface for Android Auto that features a new squiggly audio playback progress line inspired by Material 3 design. User reactions to the new interface have been mixed, with some appreciating the improved visibility of the current track while others criticize the layout changes and seek ways to revert to the previous design, which is not straightforward. The rollout of these updates has been slow and inconsistent, with some users reporting different experiences based on their devices. Enhancements in the new design include expanded album art display and repositioned media playback buttons, which many users find beneficial for easier track changes while driving.
Want your PC to be a bit more like a Mac? The 'Dynamic Island for Windows' just got a big update.
Winsage
September 7, 2026

Want your PC to be a bit more like a Mac? The ‘Dynamic Island for Windows’ just got a big update.

Notchify, a Windows application emulating macOS's Dynamic Island feature, has received a significant update that improves performance and adds new functionalities. Key enhancements include optional GPU rendering for smoother animations, reduced CPU and memory usage, resolution of keyboard lag, improved fullscreen detection, and selectable frame rates. The app now features an integrated Clipboard history, drag-and-drop file tray functionality, an in-app notifications panel, to-do and notes sections with a calendar date picker, quick system actions, app shortcuts, and a connected device card for BLE devices. Additionally, a media player with various options has been included, along with quality of life enhancements like a hover-to-reveal feature, a redesigned settings interface, support for 10 languages, and improvements for multi-monitor setups. Notchify is priced at .99, with a free trial available.
The Blood of Dawnwalker review
AppWizard
August 31, 2026

The Blood of Dawnwalker review

The Blood of Dawnwalker, developed by Rebel Wolves and published by Bandai Namco, is set to launch on September 3, 2026, priced at in the U.S. and £60 in the U.K. It is a vampire RPG set in a world reminiscent of 1300s Romania, featuring a protagonist named Coen, a peasant navigating a land ruled by a warfaring vampire named Brencis. The game emphasizes moral ambiguity and presents players with difficult choices that often lead to unfavorable outcomes. It has a runtime of approximately 40 hours and is noted for its worldbuilding and storytelling, though it has been criticized for lacking innovative RPG design and suffering from common open-world issues.
Nothing’s Android 17 update debuts this week with redesigns, new apps, 3D emoji [Gallery]
AppWizard
August 25, 2026

Nothing’s Android 17 update debuts this week with redesigns, new apps, 3D emoji [Gallery]

Nothing OS 5.0, based on Android 17, will begin rolling out in mid-October. Key features include a new font style, status bar animations, camera app enhancements, improved sorting in Nothing Gallery, enhanced homescreen personalization, new lockscreen clock designs, added depth in wallpapers, new widgets, a dedicated Glyph app, upgraded Bluetooth controls, and essential AI updates. The rollout will start with Phone (3) and extend to other devices, including Phone (2a) by mid-January. Open Beta builds will launch on August 26 for Phone (3), with subsequent releases for other models. Official release dates for Nothing OS 5.0 are set for various devices from mid-October to mid-January 2027.
Nothing OS 5.0 Official: Android 17, New Glyph App, AI Tools and Release Date
AppWizard
August 25, 2026

Nothing OS 5.0 Official: Android 17, New Glyph App, AI Tools and Release Date

Nothing OS 5.0 is an upcoming major Android software release built on Android 17, featuring a redesigned visual identity, expanded lock screen customization, improved Glyph Interface controls, new widgets, optimized system performance, and AI-powered Essential tools. Open beta testing will start tomorrow with the Nothing Phone 3, and a stable release is expected by mid-October. Key features include a refined design language with a new typeface, adaptive color system for app icons, enhanced lock screen customization with new clock styles, two new widgets for personal organization, a dedicated Glyph Interface app, improved system performance and Bluetooth controls, and expanded Essential AI tools. The update will not be available for the Nothing Phone 1, Nothing Phone 2, and CMF Phone 1, which have reached the end of their software support.
Did you know the Gallery app on your Samsung phone has a secret menu? Here's how to find it
AppWizard
August 21, 2026

Did you know the Gallery app on your Samsung phone has a secret menu? Here’s how to find it

Samsung's Gallery app has a hidden menu called Gallery Labs that offers additional features beyond the well-known tools. To enable Gallery Labs, users must open the app, access the menu, go to Settings, tap on About Gallery, and then tap the version number ten times. Once enabled, users can lock albums with a PIN or fingerprint, create slideshows with selected items, save images as PDFs, add a seek bar for videos, enable a timeline view for albums, and turn off video previews. Gallery Labs is regularly updated, and users can reset settings or disable the menu if needed. Similar hidden features exist in other Samsung apps like Wi-Fi settings and My Files.
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