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Winsage

June 11, 2026

PowerToys 0.1 Arrives With Improvements to Several Utilities

Microsoft released PowerToys 0.1, featuring several enhancements: - The Shortcut Guide now appears as a side pane, detecting the active application and displaying relevant shortcuts. - The Command Palette includes an extension gallery for easy management of extensions and supports multiple monitor configurations, along with a new Battery widget. - PowerDisplay has improved startup speed, monitor identification, and settings preservation, with a new Max compatibility mode. - ZoomIt now supports a webcam overlay during recordings and allows appending multiple clips with transitions. - Transition to .NET 10 has optimized performance, reduced installation size by 15%, and improved the auto-update feature. Quick Access and Workspaces have migrated to WinUI with a refreshed UI. - Additional improvements include the Keyboard Manager using the new WinUI editor, a Refresh Connections feature in Mouse Without Borders, enhanced high DPI and multi-monitor reliability in Quick Accent, an option to disable file preview tooltips in Peek, and various calculator enhancements in PowerToys Run. PowerToys can be downloaded from the Microsoft Store, Windows Package Manager (winget), or the web.

Winsage

June 10, 2026

PowerToys just made Command Palette extensions easier to install and manage

PowerToys has released version 0.100.0, introducing several new features and enhancements: - Command Palette now includes an Extension Gallery for managing extensions directly. - Improvements to Command Palette include enhanced parameter pages, bookmarks for inline parameters, and better accessibility. - Dock feature enhancements allow for separate customization for each monitor and drag-and-drop functionality. - Performance Monitor introduces a Battery widget and dock bands for CPU, memory, and network metrics. - Calculator enhancements include new functions and improved error messaging. - Reliability improvements include a pinned commands section and smoother navigation. - FancyZones received updates for better localization and guidance. - File Explorer fixes address crashes related to Markdown previews. - File Locksmith improvements enhance handling of Unicode file paths. - Grab And Move has been fully released. - Image Resizer supports live settings reload. - Keyboard Manager editor is redesigned and enabled by default. - Mouse Without Borders adds quick access to refresh connections. - Peek's settings allow toggling of file preview tooltips. - PowerDisplay is optimized for better performance. - PowerToys Run improves calculator functionality and documents third-party plugins. - Quick Accent updates enhance UI consistency and language support. - Settings interface has been refreshed for better usability. - Shortcut Guide redesigned for reliability and includes built-in manifests. - Workspaces has a modernized editor. - ZoomIt introduces webcam overlay capabilities and improved recording features. - Development tools and dependencies have been updated for smoother contributions.

AppWizard

June 10, 2026

I found a free Android app that makes deleting photos as easy as swiping left

The Sponge app helps users manage photos and videos on their devices by offering a user-friendly interface that allows for easy deletion through a swiping mechanism. Users can swipe left to delete unwanted images and right to keep them, with options to delete by date or collection. The app focuses on local device management, ensuring that deleted photos do not affect those stored in Google Cloud. The free version limits photo deletion to once a month, while a one-time in-app purchase of .49 unlocks the Premium version, which includes video deletion and collection management. Sponge is available on the Google Play Store and features a chronological display of photos, monthly reminders for maintenance, and a "Mission Accomplished" page that shows the number of images reviewed and storage space saved.

AppWizard

June 10, 2026

Shueisha Games and poncle announce Jujutsu Kaisen Rumble: Survivaton for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC

Publisher Shueisha Games, in collaboration with developer poncle, is set to release a multiplayer survival game titled Jujutsu Kaisen Rumble: Survivaton in 2026. The game will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC via Steam. Players will engage in competition using characters from the Jujutsu Kaisen series, facing off against Cursed Spirits and other players, with the goal of being the last one standing. The game supports up to eight players online and includes a single-player mode. Players can earn points through battles, activate "Rule Additions" at 100 points, and participate in one-versus-one duels. There will be over 20 characters to choose from, each with unique skills, and players can unlock new fighters by meeting specific conditions. Special moves from the series can be used strategically, and players can level up in real-time during matches, adapting their skills and builds as they progress.

AppWizard

June 7, 2026

7 photo gallery apps you should use instead of Samsung Gallery

Samsung's Gallery app will discontinue support for OneDrive syncing by September 30. Users can still access syncing in older app versions, but newer versions have removed this feature. Alternatives for photo backup and gallery applications include: - Google Photos: Designed for cloud storage, accessible from any device, with editing tools and AI features; offers expanded storage with a Google One subscription. - Amazon Photos: Recently updated with a better interface and natural language search; Prime members get unlimited full-resolution photo storage and 5GB for videos; free-tier users have 5GB shared across formats. - Piktures: A user-friendly third-party app with cloud integration and a Secret Space feature for privacy; ad-supported with an option to remove ads via payment. - Microsoft OneDrive: Offers basic photo backup; allows continued use of Samsung Gallery for viewing while handling backups. - Focus Go: Minimalist app that organizes images by folder with essential functionalities like fingerprint lock and HDR rendering. - Aves Gallery: Features a statistics page for tracking user habits and enhanced search functionality. - Fossify Gallery: A customizable fork of Simple Gallery with a straightforward UI and various functionalities for photographers. - Google Gallery: A minimalistic gallery experience for users in Google's ecosystem, supporting Android 8 and higher.

AppWizard

June 7, 2026

‘Tactical radio action’ game Burn-9 announced for PC

14 Hours Productions is developing a political spy thriller game titled Burn-9, set to launch for PC on Steam, GOG, and the Humble Store in 2026. Players take on the role of an unseen operator assisting the last survivor of a black-ops team in a chaotic mission. A demo is currently available. The game involves navigating espionage and making pivotal choices based on gathered intelligence while using advanced surveillance systems. Players can disable security measures and extract sensitive information, facing moral complexities and ethical dilemmas throughout the mission.

AppWizard

June 7, 2026

2.5D Metroidvania game Gemini X announced for PC – inspired by 32-bit run-and-gun platformers

Toronto-based Komi Games has announced Gemini X, a 2.5D Metroidvania game aimed at fans of classic 32-bit run-and-gun platformers, set to launch on PC via Steam without a specific release date. The game takes place in a hijacked human space colony, Z.C.N. 02, where players can choose their path and face bosses in any order, influencing the game's outcome. The art style is vibrant and stylized, accompanied by a synth-and-hard-rock soundtrack reminiscent of the PS1 era. Key features include: - The Heretechs, a rogue faction of robotic freedom fighters, control the colony and players can gain their abilities. - Players can uncover hidden pathways and manipulate battles against the Heretechs. - Players act as disruptors, stealthily navigating the station to thwart the Heretechs' plans. - Players assume the role of Rook, a C.A.S.T.L.E. security officer, tasked with reclaiming the colony. - The gameplay involves fluid run-and-gun mechanics, allowing players to dash, jump, and shoot while discovering new powers. An announcement trailer and screenshots are available on the official website.

AppWizard

June 7, 2026

Arizona Sunshine third-person shooter remake announced for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC

Vertigo Games announced a remake of Arizona Sunshine, a third-person shooter set to launch in 2026 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC. The game features cooperative gameplay and a narrative centered on survival and the bond between a survivor named Sunny and his dog, Buddy. Players will face hordes of zombies using various weapons and can play as Buddy in cooperative mode. The game emphasizes both solo and two-player online or split-screen cooperative play, with customization options for characters. An announcement trailer and screenshots are available for viewing.

AppWizard

June 7, 2026

Solarpunk management game BioEden announced for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, and PC

Publisher Focus Entertainment and developer Broken Arms Games are releasing the solarpunk management game BioEden on PC via Steam on September 3, with future releases planned for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and Switch 2. A demo is currently available for PC users. In BioEden, players act as a Keeper, tasked with revitalizing a world by crafting biomes for various animal species and restoring ecosystems. Players will discover debris sites to recycle materials, build structures, and establish solar energy and water systems while managing resources and pollution. The game features a Cosmic Collective of five Guilds, each with unique identities and philosophies that influence gameplay. BioEden emphasizes exploration and transformation without fail states or time constraints.

AppWizard

June 6, 2026

Google TV’s screensaver is nice, but where oh where is my native Photos app?

Google TV features Ambient Mode, a screensaver that displays images from sources like NASA, Getty, and Google Arts & Culture, as well as photos from users' Google Photos libraries. However, there is no dedicated Google Photos app for Google TV, leading to a subpar experience for users trying to access their photos. Users can cast photos from Android devices or use Google’s search functionality, but these methods are often unreliable. Additionally, Google’s voice command feature, Gemini, is not universally available, complicating the search for photos. A dedicated Google Photos app would streamline access to collections and enhance the viewing experience, as competitors like Apple and Amazon offer more comprehensive photo viewing options. The lack of a native app is seen as a missed opportunity for Google TV to improve user experience.