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AppWizard
July 12, 2026
Many leading gaming brands are now offering USB-cable versions of controllers for better compatibility. Nintendo's Switch 2 features a controller that connects to Windows systems via cable or Bluetooth with a dedicated PC application. The original GameCube controller requires an external adapter for PC use, as it lacks a USB connection. To use a GameCube controller on a PC, an adapter is necessary, with popular options including the official Wii U adapter and various Mayflash models. The adapter must be set to the correct mode for the games being played, particularly for emulated GameCube titles. As of late 2025, Steam supports GameCube controllers natively, including rumble support, and recognizes both original controllers with adapters and third-party alternatives. The GameCube controller designed for the Switch 2 is also compatible with Steam. Users should ensure their Steam client is updated and can customize controls using Steam Input. While the GameCube controller is effective for games designed for it, it may not perform optimally for modern games.
AppWizard
July 11, 2026
The Bedrock Edition 26.33 has been released as update 3.42 for Minecraft on PS4, addressing a bug related to texture bleeding on custom blocks. The update has a modest download size and is considered a minor hotfix. Mojang is also aware of various other bugs reported by players, including unusual grass behavior, issues with skin display, and significant lag in multiplayer environments, among others.
AppWizard
July 11, 2026
Google has started rolling out a design update for the Google Photos app on Android, changing the navigation bar from a ribbon-style format to a floating pill shape. This new design includes a circular button for search functionality and offers a more intuitive user experience. The navigation bar remains fixed during scrolling, allowing for more screen space and reducing confusion. Users can access three main views: Photos, Collections, and Create. While this update enhances the app's aesthetic and functionality, it diverges from Google's Material 3 Expressive guidelines regarding the recommended number of in-app destinations. Other Google applications still use the older ribbon-style design.
AppWizard
July 10, 2026
Google is exploring new sharing features in the Google Photos app, specifically in version 7.83.0.943371825, which includes an option to export media directly to CapCut, a video editing app by ByteDance. This feature appears in the export sheet when users select multiple photos or videos, allowing for direct editing in CapCut. If CapCut is not installed, users will be prompted to download it from the Play Store. The feature is currently in testing and not available to the general public, and modifications to the app’s package indicate ongoing experimentation by Google. An APK teardown has revealed these features, but not all may be included in the final public release.
AppWizard
July 10, 2026
ASUS Republic of Gamers has launched the ROG Raikiri II Pro PC gaming controller, featuring an 8K polling rate for high responsiveness. It includes customizable hot-swappable TMR joystick modules with two actuation force options (120gf and 50gf), four removable rear buttons, and two extra claw bumpers that can be remapped. A full-color panel allows for on-the-fly adjustments, and ASUS Gear Link software offers detailed customization, including Turbo mode for rapid auto-repeat. The controller boasts up to 79 hours of battery life on a single charge using 2.4 GHz wireless. It comes with premium accessories, including a protective charging case, charging stand, rear button cover plates, a module removal tool, TMR modules, and detachable joystick caps.
Winsage
July 10, 2026
On July 19, 2024, at 12:09 AM EDT, 8.5 million Windows PCs, including devices from half of the Fortune 500 companies and the leading U.S. cybersecurity agency, experienced a catastrophic failure due to the Blue Screen of Death, leading to reboot loops. IT teams had to physically access each machine to resolve the issue by removing a problematic CrowdStrike file. CrowdStrike released an automated remediation tool three days later, on July 22. Microsoft pledged to improve Windows' resilience, introducing Quick Machine Recovery nearly a year later. Microsoft unveiled a new recovery feature called Point-in-time Restore, which allows users to revert their PCs to a previous state when functioning correctly. This feature generates daily snapshots of the entire system using the Volume Shadow Copy Service, retaining the three most recent snapshots and consuming minimal disk space (typically 2% of the system drive). Users can access the restore point through the Windows Recovery Environment after three failed startups, with the restoration process taking 30 to 45 minutes. Point-in-time Restore differs from System Restore, which creates less comprehensive snapshots and preserves document files. Point-in-time Restore is automatically enabled for systems with at least 200 GB drives in retail or OEM editions of Windows Home or Pro, while it must be manually activated for smaller drives. In Windows 11 Enterprise edition, it is disabled by default and may require administrative approval to activate. The feature intelligently manages disk usage, discarding older snapshots as needed, but users must enter a BitLocker recovery key if their system drive is encrypted. Users are warned about the risk of losing unsaved work when applying a restore snapshot, and reversing the operation is not straightforward.
AppWizard
July 9, 2026
Engaging card games and fishing minigames can significantly extend playtime in video games. Fishing minigames are popular for their charm and the blend of patience and excitement they offer, despite the challenging controls and frantic button-mashing involved. A quiz is available that challenges players to identify fish from 21 different games within a 16-minute time limit.
AppWizard
July 8, 2026
Mojang has released a significant update for Minecraft, introducing the ability to craft a Cushion using three Wool Slabs of any color. This new item allows players to sit and can be placed on supporting blocks, transforming Wood Stairs into stylish chairs without collision issues. The update also includes the Dappled Forest biome, new materials like the Poplar Wood set, Wool Stairs and Slabs, and bouncy Shelf Mushrooms. Additionally, players can craft Straw Beds from three Hay Bales, which stack up to 16 and allow for a quick sleep without establishing a spawn point. The Minecraft Java 26.3 Snapshot 3 and Bedrock Preview 26.40.30 are now available for players to test these new features.
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