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AppWizard
July 22, 2026
Xbox has launched the "Backward Compatibility on PC" program, which aims to bring classic Xbox titles to PC and compatible handheld devices for the first time. The program starts with four original Xbox games, including Crimson Skies and Conker. This initiative is part of Xbox's strategy to expand its exclusive content library and aligns with former head Phil Spencer's vision of preserving video game history and reintroducing beloved titles to new audiences.
AppWizard
October 20, 2025
Samsung is set to launch its Project Moohan Android XR headset, which will be revealed online tomorrow night. The headset will feature partnerships with Adobe, the MLB, and the NFL, offering a variety of spatial applications at launch. Users will have access to popular apps like FitXR, Synth Riders, and Cubism, which have been successful on Meta’s Quest VR headsets. The Google Play Store will showcase dedicated Android XR apps marked with a “Made for XR” badge, indicating their optimization for the new headset. A list of launch titles is being compiled, promising a diverse content library for early adopters.
AppWizard
October 18, 2025
Google has launched a new selection of apps and games in the Play Store tailored for Android XR, previously developed for Android VR or Daydream. This page features a variety of XR-ready apps, including notable titles like Asteroid, NFL Pro Era, Vacation Simulator, and Naver CHZZK XR. The inclusion of Virtual Desktop indicates support for wireless PCVR streaming. Android XR is a collaboration between Google, Samsung, and Qualcomm, aiming to create a robust ecosystem for next-generation headsets. The initial app offerings focus on entertainment, gaming, and utility, with a dedicated shelf for easier discovery and installation. Android XR will utilize Android’s developer stack, integrating Play billing and XR-specific APIs. Analysts predict a resurgence in the AR and VR sectors, with Google competing against Meta’s Quest lineup. The Play Store is expected to expand rapidly as partners finalize builds and features.
AppWizard
October 2, 2025
ElephTV is a streaming app designed specifically for South African Android users, offering features such as seamless performance on various devices, a straightforward installation process, and a generous 3-day free VIP pass with an additional 4 days available through a South African phone number. The app claims to use approximately 30% less data than other major streaming services and allows users to download content for offline viewing. It provides a diverse library of local and international content and includes a referral program that rewards users for sharing the app. ElephTV plans to expand its local content and support for more local languages in the future.
AppWizard
August 8, 2025
Disney is merging its streaming platforms, Disney+ and Hulu, into a single application in select markets, starting with the United States after initial implementation in the Philippines. Subscribers will have a unified Disney+ app that includes Hulu's content library while maintaining separate subscription plans for both services. Hulu will continue as a standalone brand, and Disney plans to rebrand its Star service to Hulu in certain territories. Existing subscribers in regions with the combined app will retain their Disney+ subscription and access to a variety of content from both platforms.
Winsage
July 22, 2025
Microsoft Corp. has exited the transactional video-on-demand (TVOD) sector after nearly two decades. Users will still have access to their owned digital content on Windows and Xbox devices. The company launched the “Zune Video Marketplace” in 2006, which evolved into Xbox Video in 2012 and was rebranded as the Microsoft Movies & TV Store in 2015. The platform generated approximately billion in revenue through 2024. This decision follows the departure of Dametra Johnson-Marletti, who was a key figure in Microsoft's digital gaming sales division.
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