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AppWizard

November 18, 2025

Xbox Partner Preview: See the Latest Games From Our Amazing Third Party Partners This Week

The Xbox Partner Preview is scheduled for Thursday, November 20, at 10 AM Pacific / 1 PM Eastern / 6 PM UK. The event will highlight upcoming games from third-party partners, including IO Interactive, Eclipse Glow Games, and THQ Nordic. Viewers can expect a first look at 007 First Light, an extended gameplay trailer for Tides of Annihilation, and a glimpse at Reanimal. All featured games will be available on Xbox consoles, Xbox on PC, and through Xbox Game Pass, and are part of the Xbox Play Anywhere initiative. The event will be streamed on YouTube and Twitch, with live subtitles in multiple languages and accessibility features including Audio Descriptions and ASL interpretation. A recap of the announcements will be published after the event.

Winsage

October 3, 2025

Will Microsoft never learn? Leaked OneDrive app sparks fears of more pointless bloat in Windows 11

Microsoft is reportedly set to introduce a new OneDrive application for Windows 11, which will have a modern design but will function as a web-based application rather than a fully native program. The integration of OneDrive on Windows 10 is currently inconsistent, with sporadic links to the OneDrive website. The leaked information indicates that there may not be significant differences from the existing OneDrive website, and additional features may still be undisclosed. Microsoft has scheduled its 'Annual OneDrive Digital Event' for October 8, where the new application may be unveiled, with promotional material highlighting advancements in AI.

AppWizard

May 16, 2025

Tyreek Hill breaks silence over controversial Colts Minecraft schedule video

The Indianapolis Colts released their 2024 schedule through a Minecraft-themed video, which included a scene featuring a pixelated dolphin in a Tyreek Hill jersey being intercepted by a Coast Guard boat. This was interpreted by many as a reference to Hill's past legal issues, leading to negative backlash. The Colts deleted the video and apologized to both Hill and Microsoft for exceeding their licensing rights. They later released a more cautious backup video. Hill humorously responded on social media, suggesting the Colts should have kept the original video up. The incident highlights the need for NFL teams to balance creativity with sensitivity in their content.