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Joystick Gaming Lounge has everything from board games to PC gaming!
AppWizard
January 11, 2026

Joystick Gaming Lounge has everything from board games to PC gaming!

Joystick Gaming Lounge in Dixon offers a variety of gaming options for all ages, including state-of-the-art PC gaming bays, classic retro consoles, 29 arcade games, and over 200 board games. The lounge provides a comfortable atmosphere with snacks, coffee, and meal deliveries. It features affordable pricing, including monthly "all you can play" passes and Legendary Birthday Party Packages that include a private party room, decor, a t-shirt for the birthday VIP, prizes, and food from local businesses. The lounge aims to create a safe and welcoming environment for gamers and fosters community connections.
Top 10 end user computing stories of 2025
Winsage
December 23, 2025

Top 10 end user computing stories of 2025

The PC market is experiencing a significant shift in 2025 due to the end of support for Windows 10, which is set for October 5, 2025. Windows 11, launched in 2021, requires a TPM 2 for Secure Boot, limiting compatibility to newer devices. Microsoft is phasing out support for older devices due to security concerns, and while older peripherals may still work, they won't receive updates. Microsoft offers extended support options for Windows 10 users, including continued security updates for home users until October 2026 and an Extended Security Updates subscription for corporate users. The transition has led to increased interest in new PCs with neural processing units (NPU) for AI workloads, with support expanding to Intel and AMD systems. The integration of AI capabilities into PCs is being promoted, although current offerings may not incentivize IT departments to invest in NPU-enabled devices. The end of support for Windows 10 has influenced PC purchasing behaviors, resulting in increased shipments as manufacturers prepare for US tariffs. IT leaders must manage their device ecosystems carefully, as unsupported Windows 10 machines could become targets for cyber threats.
Kimsuky Spreads DocSwap Android Malware via QR Phishing Posing as Delivery App
AppWizard
December 18, 2025

Kimsuky Spreads DocSwap Android Malware via QR Phishing Posing as Delivery App

A new Android malware campaign has been launched by the North Korean threat actor Kimsuky, introducing a variant called DocSwap. This malware is distributed via QR codes on phishing websites that impersonate CJ Logistics. Attackers use QR codes and notification pop-ups to lure victims into downloading the malware, which decrypts an embedded APK and activates Remote Access Trojan (RAT) capabilities. The malicious app is disguised as a legitimate application to bypass Android's security measures. Victims are tricked into installing the app through smishing texts or phishing emails that mimic delivery companies. The app downloads an APK named "SecDelivery.apk," which then loads the malware. It requests permissions to access various device functions and registers a service that simulates an OTP authentication screen. The app connects to an attacker-controlled server, allowing execution of commands such as logging keystrokes, capturing audio, and gathering sensitive information. Additionally, two other malicious samples have been identified, disguised as a P2B Airdrop app and a trojanized version of the BYCOM VPN app. The campaign also includes phishing sites mimicking popular South Korean platforms to capture user credentials.
Gmail gives Android users a window into email attachments with this update
AppWizard
November 24, 2025

Gmail gives Android users a window into email attachments with this update

Gmail is rolling out an update for Android users that includes notification previews, allowing users to see email titles and attachment previews in the notification panel. A unified Purchases Tab will be introduced to track online orders, featuring an "Arriving Soon" section for order and tracking details. The Promotions tab will be updated to provide timely notifications about personalized offers. Additionally, a one-tap appointment booking feature will be integrated with Google Calendar, enabling users to manage appointments directly within Gmail and allowing Workspace customers to add booking pages to email drafts easily.
Google Wallet is helping Android users effortlessly catch their plane or train
AppWizard
October 21, 2025

Google Wallet is helping Android users effortlessly catch their plane or train

Google's recent Play Services update, version 25.41, enhances the Wallet app for Android 16 users by integrating real-time notifications for travel journeys. Users will receive Live Updates on their lock screens and home screens regarding train schedules, flight statuses, and event information. Initially limited to food deliveries and ride-sharing services, this feature aims to keep users informed about their travel itineraries. The update was first announced during Google’s I/O event in May and was initially rolled out in Canada and India. Live Update notifications can be accessed easily on the lock screen or through a dedicated chip on the home screen, providing timely alerts about travel plans, including delays or confirmations of on-time departures.
Google Wallet Gets Android 16 Live Updates Support
AppWizard
October 21, 2025

Google Wallet Gets Android 16 Live Updates Support

Google Wallet is introducing support for Live Updates powered by Android 16, allowing users to access real-time information about flight times, train boarding details, and event ticket statuses directly from their lock screens. This feature was noted in the release notes for Google Play Services v25.41. Live Updates provide continuous status updates at the top of the screen, similar to persistent notifications, and are applicable across various apps. Google Wallet will utilize Live Updates to display dynamic statuses for supported passes related to flights, trains, and events, such as gate changes and entry windows. The rollout of this feature is underway, and users can expect to receive Live Updates for Wallet passes as partners provide the necessary data feeds.
The 7 Most Exciting Upcoming PC Games That Should Be On Your Radar
AppWizard
September 30, 2025

The 7 Most Exciting Upcoming PC Games That Should Be On Your Radar

Turnbound combines inventory management and autobattlers in PvP combat, featuring characters like Alice from Alice in Wonderland and Sun Wukong. Tanuki: Pon's Summer is a life sim and BMX racer where players deliver goods and enhance a local shrine. Raev: Kingdom on the Distant Shores allows players to manage a kingdom of anthropomorphic foxes, focusing on trade, diplomacy, and city-building. MotionRec is a 2D platformer that lets players record and replay movements to solve puzzles, set to launch in 2025. Mars Tactics is a turn-based strategy game with destructible environments and a narrative about workers uniting against capital. Outward 2 is an RPG and survival game sequel anticipated for summer 2026. Minos is a strategy game where players set traps for adventurers in a labyrinth, taking on the role of the minotaur.
Upcoming Silksong patch will make the early game easier and the mid-game cheaper—nerfing 2 bosses and shoring up its stingy rosary economy
AppWizard
September 9, 2025

Upcoming Silksong patch will make the early game easier and the mid-game cheaper—nerfing 2 bosses and shoring up its stingy rosary economy

Next week, Silksong will release its first patch (1.0.28470), which includes a playable beta branch on Steam. The patch features a slight difficulty reduction for early game bosses Moorwing and Sister Splinter, and a reduction in damage from Sandcarvers, changing their damage from two masks to one. The patch notes also list various bug fixes and enhancements, including: - Fix for players remaining cloakless after the Slab escape sequence. - Fix for the Infestation Operation not being completable during the late game. - Fix for the Beast in the Bells not being completable when summoned at the Bilewater Bellway during the late game. - Fix for getting stuck floating after down-bouncing on certain projectiles. - Fix for inaccessible courier deliveries in Act 3. - Fix for craft bind behaving incorrectly in memories. - Fix for Lace tool deflect soft-lock at the start of battle in Deep Docks. - Fix for Silk Snippers in Chapel of the Reaper getting stuck out of bounds. - Fix for Claw Mirrors leaving Hornet inverted after taking damage during a specific moment. - Fix for Snitch Pick not giving rosaries and shell shards as intended. - Removal of float override input (down + jump after Faydown Cloak). - Slight increase in pea pod collider scale. - Slight reduction in mid-game Bellway and Bell Bench prices. - Slight increase in rosary rewards from relics and psalm cylinders. - Increase in rosary rewards for courier deliveries. All fixes will apply retroactively, and a second patch with further fixes is already in development.
New Hollow Knight Silksong update will make the game easier after player outcry
AppWizard
September 9, 2025

New Hollow Knight Silksong update will make the game easier after player outcry

Hollow Knight Silksong has received positive initial reactions from players, but concerns have emerged regarding its difficulty and distant respawn points from boss encounters. Team Cherry plans to release a patch to address these issues, including a slight difficulty reduction for early-game bosses Moorwing and Sister Splinter. Additionally, the patch will improve resource management by increasing Rosary drops and lowering costs for Bellway and Bell Bench. The patch is expected to be released by September 17, and players are encouraged to provide feedback on the changes.
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