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Winsage
July 2, 2026
Microsoft is exploring a dedicated AI operating system called Aion, which integrates Microsoft Edge and a new lightweight Windows codebase known as Win3. Aion features a fresh desktop user interface with a Taskbar that includes a "Spaces" feature for organizing applications and websites. It is designed to run exclusively web apps and websites, leveraging Windows 365 for access to traditional desktop applications. The video suggests a version of Aion may operate atop Windows 11, potentially supporting native Windows applications, but the version shown is based on the Win3 codebase, which does not support legacy Win32 apps. The video is reportedly from 2024, and the future of Aion remains uncertain, though elements of its capabilities are being integrated into Windows 11. Microsoft has also introduced Project Solara, which offers an adaptive agentic OS experience, raising questions about the relationship between Aion and Solara.
AppWizard
July 2, 2026
The Android 17 QPR1 beta has introduced a new feature called "Keyboard shortcuts" in the Linux Terminal app, allowing users to customize key combinations for various Terminal functions. This feature can be found under Settings > Keyboard shortcuts, enabling users to toggle shortcuts on or off and assign their preferred key combinations. It is particularly beneficial for Pixel devices in Desktop mode and tablet users with keyboard accessories, enhancing productivity for power users. The utility of this feature is limited on smartphones but is advantageous for those using physical keyboards.
Winsage
July 2, 2026
In June 2026, Steam's Hardware Survey reported that Windows remains the dominant operating system. Linux's market share decreased by 0.30% to 3.69%, although it is an improvement from 2.57% the previous year. macOS increased by 0.05% to 2.21%, up from 1.76% a year ago. Windows 11 continues to attract users despite controversies surrounding Microsoft. Windows 10 is nearing the end of its life, prompting discussions about the future of operating systems.
AppWizard
July 2, 2026
The Android 17 QPR1 Beta 6 has introduced enhancements to the Linux Terminal app, including the ability to import custom fonts from phone storage and multi-window support. Users can now select their preferred font as the default and open new terminal windows via the three-dot overflow menu, with each window appearing in Android’s recents screen. The Linux Terminal app debuted on Pixel devices during the March 2025 Pixel Drop and has seen several improvements since its launch.
AppWizard
July 2, 2026
The Steam Summer Sale offers discounts of up to 90%, allowing gamers to expand their libraries affordably. The sale features a variety of compatible titles for Steam Deck owners and runs until July 9. A curated list of top Steam Deck games available for under a certain price is provided, with most games being Steam Deck Verified. Additionally, Fanatical’s Triple Pack bundle offers discounts on 14 Steam Deck-friendly games, and their Very Positive Deluxe Collection is also available for further savings.
AppWizard
July 2, 2026
Google is introducing a selective backup feature for Android users, allowing granular control over app data management. This update is initially rolling out to Pixel devices and users of Google Play Services version 26.24. Users can now selectively manage backups for each app, which helps conserve cloud storage space. The feature is available for those using Android 16 and Android 17, with other manufacturers expected to adopt it soon. Once activated, data is securely backed up to the cloud, but users should be aware that disabling backup for an app will permanently delete its previously backed-up data. To manage backups, users can go to their device’s settings under Google Services > Backup > Backup details. The rollout is gradual, primarily targeting Google Pixel smartphones. Most users will receive the update automatically, and they can check their version of Google Play Services in the settings.
TrendTechie
July 2, 2026
BATorrent 1.0 is a lightweight BitTorrent client released in March 2026, developed using C++, Qt 6, and libtorrent-rasterbar. It is open-source and available on GitHub under the MIT license, with builds for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Key features include support for magnet links and .torrent files, resuming capabilities, sequential downloading, file prioritization, and imports from qBittorrent. It has automatic RSS downloading with regex filtering, duplicate detection, and automatic tracker list generation from Stremio. Streaming is supported with players like VLC and IINA. BATorrent emphasizes user privacy with no telemetry or analytics, and the only outgoing request is a release check on GitHub, which can be disabled. The user interface includes three themes, a real-time speed graph, a detailed tabbed panel, a filter panel, drag-and-drop support, and system tray notifications. It supports multiple languages and prioritizes privacy with features like PT mode for private trackers, one-click Tor proxy setup, and leech blocking. Notifications can be sent via Telegram webhook, and it has enhanced Discord presence status and native OS notifications.
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