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Winsage

June 13, 2026

Windows Insiders Are Getting Big Windows 11 In-Box App Updates

Microsoft is enhancing transparency in Windows 11 app updates through the Windows Insider Program, allowing users to view detailed descriptions of updates for key applications like Calculator, Camera, Clock, Media Player, Paint, Photos, and Sound Recorder on the Windows Insider Documentation Hub. Notable changes include: - Calculator: Enhanced accuracy for square-root results, improved readability in high-contrast themes, fixed layout for right-to-left languages, and reliability updates. - Camera: Improved zoom slider, front camera support, additional video resolution options, better QR link functionality, and intuitive default settings. - Clock: New timer features, option to disable daily goals in Focus mode, and a 15-minute snooze feature. - Media Player: Custom captions, indexing banner in the play queue, playlist enhancements, bug fixes, and improved reliability. - Paint: More responsive toolbar, adjustable eraser transparency, refined stamp brush strokes, selection improvements, and performance enhancements. - Photos: AI watermarking, improvements for viewing small images and pixel art, enhancements for scanned text, crash bug fix, and streamlined keyboard navigation. - Sound Recorder: Live waveform display for Bluetooth microphones, simplified deletion processes, bug fixes, and additional enhancements. The timeline for these updates is uncertain, but app updates are expected to be deployed more quickly than system updates.

AppWizard

June 12, 2026

Minecraft 26.2 Release Candidate 2

The second release candidate for Minecraft: Java Edition has been launched, fixing critical issues from the previous version. The following bugs were addressed: 1. MC-308731: A setup causing survival players to become softlocked with a sulfur cube has been fixed. 2. Respawn mechanics have been improved, particularly for players experiencing delays when respawning at the height limit. Users can access the update by enabling snapshots in the Minecraft Launcher. It is recommended to back up data or run these versions in a separate folder to avoid potential world corruption. The cross-platform server jar is also available for download. Users are encouraged to report any bugs or feedback through the designated channels.

Winsage

June 12, 2026

Popular Windows 11 file manager Files gets improved tags, layouts, and new OneDrive icon

Files, a third-party file manager for Windows 11, has been updated to version 4.1.3, introducing several enhancements: - A "View size" button for each folder allows users to calculate folder sizes easily without changing settings. - File selection is retained when switching between different layouts. - Tag management has been streamlined, allowing users to remove tags via the context menu, toolbar, or Command Palette. - The OneDrive icon has been updated to reflect the current version from the OneDrive executable. - Bug fixes include resolving issues with tar archive extraction, crashes on the Signatures page, ensuring the Play action for single media files, correcting Smart Extract functions, addressing tag search issues, refreshing thumbnails, and displaying previously hidden BitLocker-locked drives. - A new Tree View sidebar feature is planned for future updates, enabling navigation of folders in an expandable hierarchy. Files can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store (paid version) or accessed through its official website (free version).

AppWizard

June 11, 2026

Android 17’s newest feature feels like it was built for TikTok

The Android 17 QPR1 Beta 4 introduces a feature called Screen Reactions, allowing users to record their screen with their selfie camera for creating reaction videos. The update also includes the May 2026 security patch, bug fixes, and stability improvements, and is being rolled out to Android Beta Program participants. Additional features showcased include enhanced Instagram integration, exclusive Edits app features, and the upcoming availability of Adobe Premiere on Android.

Winsage

June 11, 2026

Windows 11 Sucks Slightly Less Now, Thanks To A June Update

The June update for Windows 11, identified as KB5094126 (OS Builds 26200.8655 and 26100.8655), introduces significant enhancements and numerous bug fixes and security patches. A key feature is a low-latency profile that improves responsiveness of core system elements like the Start Menu and Search by allowing the CPU to quickly reach maximum clock speed upon user interaction. This update also refines the Start Menu, improves app launch speeds, and addresses longstanding issues such as faster downloads from the Windows Store and optimized Windows Search results. New features include multi-app camera support, Shared Audio functionality for streaming to multiple Bluetooth devices, and the ability to personalize user folder names during installation. Additionally, the update resolves 206 security vulnerabilities, including a critical kernel-level remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2026-45657) with a threat score of 9.8.

Winsage

June 10, 2026

Microsoft releases Windows 10 KB5094127 extended security update

Microsoft has released the Windows 10 KB5094127 extended security update, which addresses vulnerabilities identified during the June 2026 Patch Tuesday and enhances monitoring of updated Secure Boot certificates. Users on Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC or enrolled in the ESU program can install it via the Windows Update settings. The update upgrades Windows 10 to build 19045.7417 and Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 to build 19044.7417. It focuses on security enhancements and bug fixes, resolving a total of 200 vulnerabilities, including three zero-day flaws. Key features include improved File Explorer search functionality for Chinese text and UTF-8 encoded files, dynamic status reporting for Secure Boot states, a new policy setting to limit Secure Boot service data sent to Microsoft, and enhanced targeting data for automatic receipt of new Secure Boot certificates. A known issue may cause BitLocker recovery notifications on certain systems, particularly those with specific BitLocker Group Policy settings. Microsoft recommends removing the Group Policy setting and suspending/resuming BitLocker as a temporary fix.

AppWizard

June 8, 2026

Minecraft 26.2 Pre-Release 5

26.2 Pre-Release 5 introduces adjustments to Hardcore mode settings and various bug fixes, with an official launch scheduled for June 16. Changes include: - Automatic adjustment of the Graphics API setting if a crash occurs during startup. - Correction of the sound effect for hitting the sulfur cube in the bouncy archetype. - World hosts can change the game mode using F3 + F4 or commands, updating the default game mode for the world. - Removal of the "Game Mode" and "Allow Commands" buttons in Hardcore mode worlds. Startup and Fallback Behavior for Graphics API: - If a crash occurs at startup with "Prefer Vulkan" selected, it reverts to "Default." - The game collects system information regarding Vulkan even when set to "Default." - If a crash occurs with "Default," it switches to "Prefer OpenGL." - "Prefer OpenGL" prevents interaction with Vulkan to avoid crashes. Fixed bugs: - Sounds for the bouncy sulfur cube play at appropriate volume levels. - Flower patches now generate instead of single flowers. - Spear with Lunge no longer launches players downwards on a geyser. - Players cannot change their game mode from the World Options menu in hardcore worlds. - Friends Screen key binding allows typing instead of closing the screen. - Custom dialog buttons no longer disrupt the game menu. - Adjusting command settings updates the "Game Rules" button state correctly. - Changing game modes with commands reflects accurately in the World Options screen. - The "Statistics" button has been realigned in the game menu. - Correction of a string error in the friends error message. - Game mode is no longer incorrectly set to Survival mode upon re-entering the save. - Hardcore death cannot be circumvented by rejoining the world. Pre-Releases are available for Minecraft: Java Edition, and users are advised to back up their data before testing.

Winsage

June 6, 2026

Vibe coding is coming to Windows — how Microsoft Copilot turns anyone into a creator

The AI Age has introduced digital assistants capable of performing tasks such as translation, transcription, and software development efficiently. "Vibe coding" has emerged, allowing individuals to create applications easily. Microsoft is positioned to create a comprehensive "vibe coding ecosystem" with tools like Copilot for code generation, Windows for testing, Azure for deployment, and GitHub for distribution. This ecosystem aims to empower aspiring developers to create and share applications. However, challenges persist, including the need for bug fixes and security adherence. AI tools can significantly benefit educators, new parents, artists, and small businesses by enabling quick development of tailored applications and automating tasks.

AppWizard

June 2, 2026

Google’s got a quick Android 17 Beta 4.1 rolling out to address issues before launch

Google has rolled out Android 17 Beta 4.1, focusing on issues related to hearing aids and the status bar. The update is available for devices from Pixel 6 to Pixel 10 and the Pixel Tablet, with two firmware numbers for different models. The beta aims to resolve issues before the official Android 17 launch, expected in mid-2026. Key features include app memory limits to reduce RAM usage and improvements in performance and battery life. Google is also testing the first quarterly patch release for Android 17, following Beta 3, which focused on bug fixes and interface enhancements.

AppWizard

May 31, 2026

Factorio’s next major update will also be its last, as its developer announces it has ‘reached a good place to conclude active gameplay development’

Wube Software is concluding its development of Factorio after 13 years, with the upcoming 2.1 patch being the final significant update. Post-release support will transition to minor quality of life patches. The 2.1 update will not introduce major new features but will include quality-of-life improvements, minor new features, polish, bug fixes, and enhancements to modding support. The studio is exploring new ideas for future projects and has added three new team members to facilitate this transition.