changelog Archives

AppWizard

January 31, 2026

Old-school MMO Project: Gorgon launches into 1.0 with an update that adds ‘by far the largest and most complex map we’ve ever made’

Project: Gorgon has emerged from Steam early access, featuring straightforward 3D graphics and a minimally guided leveling experience that encourages exploration. The recent 1.0 update introduced the capital city of Statehelm, which is the largest map created by the developers and includes 200 new quests and character progression up to level 100. The update also brought new character models, revisions to combat wisdom mechanics, crafting epiphanies for master craftsmen, and refinements to player-run vendor stalls. A notable change in the game is that "skeletons are no longer contortionists." A demo is available for players to experience the game up to level 15, and a 25% launch discount is offered until February 4, reducing the price to £15.74.

AppWizard

January 30, 2026

Terraria’s ginormous, 3 years in the making 1.4.5 update is live—a full 15 years after the game was deemed finished

Terraria 1.4.5, titled "Bigger and Boulder," was launched after over three years of development, initially announced in 2022 and anticipated for release in 2023. The update includes significant patch notes, but not all features are disclosed to encourage player exploration and discovery.

AppWizard

January 29, 2026

I couldn’t be happier, as Windows 11’s cross-device resume update offers more for Android

Microsoft is releasing new Windows 11 builds (versions 24H2 and 25H2) in the Release Preview Channel, enhancing features for Android users. The update expands the Cross-Device Resume feature to include popular applications like Spotify, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The mobile Copilot app is also being improved for devices from manufacturers such as Samsung, Vivo, HONOR, and OPPO. The integration between Windows and Android is being strengthened, allowing users to access mobile applications on desktops and facilitating file sharing through Phone Link.

AppWizard

January 21, 2026

More problems: Google Pixel testers say the latest Android 16 beta is still crashing apps

Google Pixel testers in the Android 16 QPR3 beta are experiencing crashes with Microsoft apps, including the Windows app and Outlook, despite a fix mentioned in the QPR3 Beta 2 changelog. Users on platforms like Reddit report ongoing issues, with some stating that the Microsoft Teams crashing issue persists after installing the new beta. Pixel 7 series users have also reported similar complaints, and while some users experience smooth operation of their Microsoft apps, many continue to face disruptions. Google's recent update aimed to resolve these crashes but has not fully alleviated the problems. The beta version introduced new features, including an "Intrusion" protection mechanism and GPU fixes for the Pixel 10 series.

Winsage

January 6, 2026

Windows 11 AI components are getting their own changelogs (release history), as Microsoft plans model updates

Microsoft has released a support document titled “Release information for AI components” that details the AI components integrated into Windows 11, which can be installed through Windows Update or accessed via the Microsoft Update Catalog. These components are essential for enabling various AI models to operate locally on devices, and installations typically occur automatically on compatible PCs with 40+ TOPs of NPU. The size of Windows 11 Patch Tuesday updates has increased significantly, now ranging from 4-5GB, compared to previous updates that were under 800MB. Users can manage AI components through Settings > System > AI Components, although this page is empty for older PCs. The changelog includes individual components like the Settings Model, Image Search, Semantic Analysis, and Content Extraction, as well as lower-level elements such as Execution Provider. Updates for these AI models occur every few weeks, often without visible changes.