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AppWizard
April 10, 2026
Google has released the April 2026 Android 16 update, which includes security patches and improvements for Pixel devices. The update, launched on April 10, 2026, addresses issues such as app crashes, missing user interface elements, and game performance. It is compatible with devices from the Pixel 6 to the Pixel 10 series and features region-specific variations to meet local regulations. Key fixes include resolving crashes in banking apps, restoring the Backup menu and Quick Share functionalities, and enhancing the home screen search bar.
AppWizard
April 10, 2026
A second snapshot for version 26.2 has been released to address critical issues and crashes from the earlier version. Changes: - Performance Improvements: Upgrading certain worlds from prior to version 26.1 is now faster. - Technical Changes: The fps F3 screen now provides detailed information about the present mode in use. Fixed Bugs in 26.2 Snapshot 2: - MC-306840: Dolphins no longer drown when no players are nearby. - MC-307286: Fixed a bug preventing the game process from terminating upon exit. - MC-307296: Addressed a softlock when launching the game with an incompatible resource pack. - MC-307311: Core shaders now load correctly without a restart when using Vulkan. - MC-307320: Resolved a crash issue affecting some GPUs when using Vulkan. - MC-307349: Fixed a crash that occurred before the game could open. - MC-307383: The "Exclusive Fullscreen" setting is now functional with Vulkan. Snapshots are available for Minecraft: Java Edition, and players should back up their data before testing. A cross-platform server jar is also available, and players are encouraged to report bugs and provide feedback.
AppWizard
April 9, 2026
Google has released its April 2026 security patch for Pixel phones, addressing issues such as app crashes in banking and third-party applications. The update improves app performance across the Pixel lineup, from Pixel 6 to Pixel 10a, and includes a fix for gaming performance on Pixel 10, Pro, and Pro XL models. It also resolves the disappearing Quick Search Bar issue and reinstates the Backup menu for older devices like the Pixel Fold and Pixel 8. The rollout includes essential security updates and is occurring in phases, with users advised to connect to a stable Wi-Fi network to check for updates in Settings.
AppWizard
April 9, 2026
Gamers are seeking alternatives to GTA 6, leading to the release of a new crime-themed game called Samson, set in Tyndalston. The game has received mixed reviews due to crashes and performance issues. Christopher Sundberg, founder of Liquid Swords, acknowledged these problems and stated that the team is working on improvements. A patch is scheduled for April 10 to address issues such as crashes, performance enhancements, and various gameplay fixes, including NPC fall damage and improved enemy AI. Despite the game's current 53% positive rating on Steam, the developer is committed to ongoing improvements and player feedback.
Winsage
April 8, 2026
Microsoft has implemented a server-side remedy for an issue affecting the Windows Start Menu search functionality on select Windows 11 23H2 devices, which began impacting users on April 6. The problem was linked to a server-side Bing update aimed at improving search performance. Microsoft has rolled back the problematic Bing update and expects search issues to decrease as the fix is deployed. Users have reported blank search results in the Start Menu, but options remain clickable. Microsoft confirmed that the issue will resolve automatically with the rollout of the fix, provided devices are connected to the internet and Web Search is enabled. Additionally, there have been previous Start Menu-related issues, including crashes and error messages, with Microsoft working on permanent solutions for these problems.
AppWizard
April 7, 2026
Google has started distributing the April 2026 security patch for Android 16 QPR3, affecting devices such as the Pixel 6 series, Pixel 7 series, Pixel 8 series, and Pixel 10 lineup. The patch, dated April 1, 2026, addresses one significant security issue and four additional vulnerabilities in a follow-up update on April 5, 2026. The build numbers for the update are as follows: - Pixel 6: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 6 Pro: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 6a: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 7: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 7 Pro: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 7a: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel Tablet: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel Fold: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 8: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 8 Pro: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 8a: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 9: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 9 Pro: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 9 Pro XL: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 9 Pro Fold: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 9a: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 10: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 10 Pro: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 10 Pro XL: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 10 Pro Fold: CP1A.260405.005 - Pixel 10a: CP1A.260405.005 In Australia, the build numbers for the Pixel 6 series are: - Pixel 6: CP1A.260405.003.A1 - Pixel 6 Pro: CP1A.260405.003.A1 - Pixel 6a: CP1A.260405.003.A1 The update includes various fixes, such as restoring the Backup menu in System settings, addressing crashes in banking and third-party apps, resolving game crashes, fixing the disappearance of the quick search bar, and correcting crashes in Quick Share during file transfers.
AppWizard
April 6, 2026
Apex Legends has removed Storm Point from the map rotation due to crashes occurring on certain devices. This decision was made just two weeks after Storm Point's reintroduction. In its place, E-District (daytime) has been added to the rotation. EA stated that they are working on a permanent fix for the crashes and will provide updates as they become available. E-District has been well-received by players for its competitive environments and design.
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