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AppWizard
August 1, 2026
Jack Dorsey has introduced a new feature for his offline messaging app, BitChat, allowing Android users to share and install the app directly from one device to another via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, without needing an internet connection or access to the Google Play Store or GitHub. This feature is designed to enable users to install BitChat by sharing the APK file, making the app accessible even if it faces restrictions on online platforms. The update follows concerns from the Indian government about the app being exploited by criminal organizations. The BitChat team has stated that the app can now be distributed among users, transforming every device with BitChat installed into a potential distribution hub.
Winsage
November 6, 2025
The Microsoft Store has launched a feature that allows users to create a multi-app install package for Windows 11, enabling the simultaneous installation of multiple applications through a single installer. Users can select their desired applications on the Store's web platform and generate a package for downloading and installing all chosen apps at once. The feature limits simultaneous downloads to 16 apps and currently supports a curated list of 64 applications. It is only available on the web version of the Store, not within the Store app on Windows 11.
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