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Winsage
August 25, 2026
Dave W. Plummer has developed a new Task Manager called TMOG (Task Manager OG) from a 107-page specification. He is the original architect of the 80KB Task Manager for Windows NT 4.0, released in 1996. TMOG is compatible with Windows 11, macOS, and Linux. Plummer began working on TMOG while waiting at the hospital during his son's emergency appendectomy and completed a functional app by the time his son was discharged. He further enhanced TMOG during a subsequent hospital stay due to his son's internal bleeding. The app features 60 Hz animations and various customization options. Initial versions were created in four and a half hours and functioned well on the first attempt. User feedback on beta versions has been positive, although some minor issues remain.
AppWizard
August 25, 2026
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.
AppWizard
August 25, 2026
Android 17 introduces new features such as enhanced quick share capabilities and 3D emojis, but users of older Nothing devices will not receive this update. Nothing OS 5.0 includes a design that allows app icons and widgets to adopt adaptive colors from the user's wallpaper, alongside Android's Dynamic Colors. The open beta for the update launches on August 26th, starting with the Nothing Phone 3, while Phone 1, Phone 2, and CMF Phone 1 will not receive the update. Enhancements in Nothing OS 5.0 include homescreen customization options, the Away Time widget for tracking phone inactivity, refined Essential AI features, and a new app for glyph interface lighting controls. Lockscreen clockfaces can now reflect the wallpaper's palette, with new designs available. Key features include the Geist system typeface, Collector widget for transforming images into icons, multi-select functionality for app icons, animated status bar icons, single-tap Bluetooth controls, and Essential AI updates.
AppWizard
August 25, 2026
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.
AppWizard
August 25, 2026
Wardogs is a 100-player military simulation first-person shooter (FPS) that has gained over a million wishlists and conducted a successful closed beta with nearly 500,000 participants and peak player counts exceeding 100,000 on Steam. The game features an innovative economic system where players manage a persistent in-game wallet to purchase weapons, unlock gear, and tip or bribe for assistance. Wardogs is set to launch in early access on September 10.
Winsage
August 22, 2026
New Windows 11 Insider Preview builds are being rolled out for users in the Beta and Experimental Channels, addressing an issue with the Feature Flags list. Notable new features include: 1. Modernized Autoplay experience: The AutoPlay dialog has been updated to streamline the selection process for connecting devices. It features a refreshed interface built with WinUI, supports dark mode, and is more responsive to text scaling and display settings. 2. Accessibility setting - "Open apps maximized": This new feature automatically maximizes app windows upon opening, benefiting users of screen readers, magnification tools, and those working in tablet mode. Users can enable it in Settings > Accessibility > Visual effects.
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