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Age of Wonders 4's next expansion introduces nomadic, post-apocalyptic bunnies
AppWizard
February 11, 2026

Age of Wonders 4’s next expansion introduces nomadic, post-apocalyptic bunnies

The upcoming expansion for the Age of Wonders series, titled Rise from Ruin, introduces a new species called harefolk, characterized by speed and endurance. Players can customize these characters with previously unlocked traits. The expansion also features a new map type, the Astral Barrens, which presents challenges such as drained mana and unstable spells. Three new magical tomes will be available: the Tome of the Warband, the Tome of the Sandwalkers, and the Tome of the Warlord. Additionally, the expansion will include two new mounts, five realm traits, new music, and narrative content. A free update named Scorpion will be released alongside it, providing quality of life improvements, bug fixes, a combat balance overhaul, and new customization options. The expansion is set to launch on March 9.
Something's missing: Android Auto users report a jarring bug in Google Maps
AppWizard
February 11, 2026

Something’s missing: Android Auto users report a jarring bug in Google Maps

Android Auto users are experiencing an issue where their vehicle's icon is missing from Google Maps during navigation, while other functions remain operational. This problem appears to have started with version 6.1.660404-release of the app. A workaround is available by reverting to the default vehicle icon, but a comprehensive fix from Google is needed. This issue is not isolated, as it follows previous problems with Google updates that affected wireless connectivity and caused gray screen issues for Pixel 10 series users. Users have expressed dissatisfaction with the ongoing glitches and the impact on their experience with the Pixel 10.
Android users - how to fix bug on KALB news app
AppWizard
February 11, 2026

Android users – how to fix bug on KALB news app

Android users of the KALB mobile news app need to reopen the app to restore push alerts. This issue is specific to Android devices, and users on other platforms are not affected. Users are encouraged to report any further issues or typos via a link in the app.
Microsoft fixes six actively exploited flaws in latest Windows 11 update
Winsage
February 11, 2026

Microsoft fixes six actively exploited flaws in latest Windows 11 update

Microsoft's February 2026 Patch Tuesday addressed 59 vulnerabilities in Windows 11, with six confirmed as actively exploited. The most critical vulnerability is CVE-2026-21510, a Windows Shell security feature bypass with a CVSS rating of 8.8, allowing attackers to evade warnings by tricking users into opening malicious files. Another significant vulnerability, CVE-2026-21513, also rated at 8.8, affects MSHTML and allows remote attackers to bypass execution prompts through malicious code in HTML or shortcut files. CVE-2026-21514 impacts Microsoft Word and enables adversaries to disable OLE mitigations, posing risks through document-based attacks. Two local privilege escalation vulnerabilities are CVE-2026-21519 in Desktop Window Manager and CVE-2026-21533 in Windows Remote Desktop Services, with CVSS scores of 7.8. CVE-2026-21525 is a denial-of-service vulnerability in Remote Access Connection Manager. The update includes 53 additional vulnerabilities across various Microsoft products and services, with CVE-2026-21531 in Azure SDK rated at 9.8 and CVE-2026-20841 affecting Windows Notepad rated at 8.8. The cumulative update for Windows 11 (KB5077181) also includes enhancements and resolves WPA3 Wi-Fi connectivity issues. Microsoft reminded users of the June 2026 expiration of Secure Boot certificates, which requires timely updates to ensure secure booting. Users can install the updates via Windows Update.
Android users warned about new bug that steals private data - which apps to delete
AppWizard
February 10, 2026

Android users warned about new bug that steals private data – which apps to delete

The Arsink malware is an Android Remote Access Trojan (RAT) that exfiltrates sensitive information while granting remote control to its operators. It has impacted over 45,000 devices in 143 countries, including the UK. Arsink lures users to download deceptive "pro" versions of popular applications, often promoted on social media instead of the Google Play Store. Once installed, it can access text messages, emails, call logs, contacts, microphone recordings, photos, location data, and more. The malware also allows hackers to control device features such as using the torch, playing audio, making calls, and changing settings. It hides its icon, runs a persistent foreground service, and generates notifications to avoid detection. Users are advised to remove any "pro" versions of well-known apps like Google, YouTube, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok that are not from the official Google Play Store.
Gearbox finally wakes up with the first big Borderlands 4 update of the year and a roadmap, yet I'm still worried for its future
AppWizard
January 30, 2026

Gearbox finally wakes up with the first big Borderlands 4 update of the year and a roadmap, yet I’m still worried for its future

Gearbox announced a significant update for Borderlands 4 set for 2026, which includes enhanced loot drops in Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode, a rework of Harlowe's Zero-Point action skill, and the addition of a photo mode. The update integrates the Inertia augment into Harlowe's skill, boosts slam damage and status effects, and generates mini projectiles with successful attacks. Boss-related loot drops will increase with UVHM tiers, and a new setting to disable mouse smoothing has been added. A free update will introduce ultra-rare Pearlescent gear, and the first major story DLC, "Mad Ellie and the Vault of the Damned," is anticipated. Future content will include a second raid boss, a takedown, and three additional Bounty Packs. Gearbox aims to improve performance and stability while addressing character viability. Concerns remain about the game's future and the effectiveness of limited-time events.
Leaked Android desktop UI looks like a Windows rival
Winsage
January 30, 2026

Leaked Android desktop UI looks like a Windows rival

Google has unveiled a desktop-class version of Android, potentially named Aluminium OS, through a developer video showcasing a windowed interface designed for PCs with multitasking features. This new operating system could challenge Microsoft’s Windows 11, particularly in low-end laptop and cloud-centric segments. The video features an HP Elite Dragonfly 13.5 Chromebook running an internal build of Aluminium OS, which appears to be optimized for larger screens and retains familiar Android indicators. Lenovo has noted potential challenges for Android PCs, including limited desktop features and app compatibility issues. Google may integrate its Gemini technology into Aluminium OS, which features a taskbar with a centrally located Start button and redesigned mouse cursor. The operating system supports multitasking, allowing multiple Google Chrome windows in split-screen mode, and includes an Extensions button. Qualcomm is set to launch next-generation Android PCs later this year.
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