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AppWizard
September 22, 2026

Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Sea of Stars, Singing Monsters, Avalar, more

A selection of popular apps and games on Google Play is available at reduced prices, including: - My Singing Monsters Composer - Sea of Stars - My Singing Monsters Thumpies - Same Room Same Day: Premium - Epic King Heroes: Premium TD - King of Defense Premium - King of Defense 2: TD Premium - Avalar: Shadow War Premium The Nothing Ear (3a) is at its lowest price yet, and the Nothing 2026 Headphone (a) is available at a 30% discount. Ongoing Googlebook pre-order deals are also available. Additional deals include a diverse range of applications and limited-time offers on premium content.
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BetaBeacon
September 22, 2026

“Milk Run: Tiles Over Europe” Brings WWII Bomber Combat to Match-3 Gaming on Android

- Game Developer Releases WWII-Themed Match-3 Combat Game - Loyal Mussy has launched Milk Run: Tiles Over Europe, a WWII-themed match-3 combat game for Android - Players control a B-17 bomber on missions over wartime Europe, blending puzzle-solving and aerial warfare - Features a 25-mission campaign with various enemy aircraft types, anti-aircraft flak corridors, and historically accurate bombing targets - Players can upgrade their bomber, recruit crew members, and customize nose art and aircraft renaming - Immersive experience with visible battle damage, detailed sound design, and no ads or in-app purchases - Available for download on Android devices via Google Play
Valve Unveils Lepton for Running Android Games on Linux
BetaBeacon
September 22, 2026

Valve Unveils Lepton for Running Android Games on Linux

Valve has open-sourced Lepton, a project designed to enable Android games to run on Linux through Steam, specifically for the upcoming Steam Frame hardware. Lepton runs Android games inside containers, with each application having its own container. It can utilize components from the host OS, supports integration with development and debugging tools, and incorporates patches from various projects. Lepton is not a desktop Android solution for Linux users but focuses on running games within Valve's Steam ecosystem. The source code for Lepton is available on Valve's SteamOS GitLab instance.
Forget About YouTube, Games Now Welcome on Android Auto
AppWizard
September 22, 2026

Forget About YouTube, Games Now Welcome on Android Auto

A new category for games has been introduced on Android Auto and Android Automotive, allowing developers to create games specifically for use while parked. This transition from beta to a full category enables a wider variety of games to be available. Google has implemented safety measures, prohibiting game audio while the vehicle is in motion and notifying users if they attempt to launch a game while driving. Developers are encouraged to support external controllers and save game progress, while also ensuring games are fully adaptive to various infotainment screens. A minimum of Android 15 is required to access these features. The launch of video applications like YouTube is anticipated but remains uncertain, with potential availability pushed to 2027.
Googlebook pre-orders begin: prices, Android sync, and more is here
AppWizard
September 22, 2026

Googlebook pre-orders begin: prices, Android sync, and more is here

Google has started pre-orders for its new Googlebooks as of September 21, with a market release scheduled for October 4. The devices, produced by brands like ASUS, Dell, and HP, start at 9 and feature touchscreens, haptic glass trackpads, backlit keyboards, and premium materials. They are powered by Qualcomm and Intel processors, with battery life up to 14 hours. Key features include a Snapdragon X Elite chip with a 12-core CPU, seamless integration with Android phones, and access to major applications. Each purchase includes a year of GeForce NOW. The Googlebook also incorporates AI features like Gemini, which assists users through various functions. Pre-orders are available at Best Buy, the Google Store, and other retailers.
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AppWizard
September 21, 2026

Ahead of GTA 6’s Release, Rockstar Updates Modding Guidelines Touching on Monetization, Multiplayer

Take-Two Interactive has not confirmed the release date for Grand Theft Auto 6 on PC, but the game is anticipated to launch in November. Rockstar Games has updated its modding guidelines for GTA 6, which include prohibitions on altering storylines, combining elements from different titles, and unauthorized monetization of mods. The guidelines emphasize respect for Rockstar's intellectual property and the creator community, and they state that monetization is only allowed through approved digital storefronts. The game is set to launch on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the PC version's release date still unannounced. Additionally, Rockstar will release "Grand Theft Auto 6: The Album," featuring 34 original tracks from contemporary artists.
Ads in XBOX Games Are Getting Closer: Microsoft Patent Reveals How They Will Work on Consoles and PC
AppWizard
September 21, 2026

Ads in XBOX Games Are Getting Closer: Microsoft Patent Reveals How They Will Work on Consoles and PC

Microsoft is exploring the integration of advertisements into its XBOX gaming ecosystem without increasing prices. The company filed a patent on September 3 for a system that introduces ads during non-disruptive moments in games, such as loading screens or after missions. This system includes the concept of "advertising credits," allowing players periods free from ads. XBOX plans to incorporate ads into services like XBOX Cloud Gaming, which will offer a free tier for users who engage with ads. The company aims to prioritize player experience, avoid interrupting gameplay, maintain high-quality standards for ads, clearly distinguish ads from game content, and align ads with player expectations.
Microsoft remembers Mixed Reality exists, adds basic features I bet you thought were already here
Winsage
September 21, 2026

Microsoft remembers Mixed Reality exists, adds basic features I bet you thought were already here

A recent update to Mixed Reality Link has improved the user experience for utilizing a virtual reality headset as a monitor for Windows 11 PCs. The update, version 26.9105.9070.0, allows direct access to the headset's microphone and cameras within the Windows environment. Mixed Reality Link enables the connection of up to three virtual monitors on compatible headsets, such as the Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S, supporting both wired and wireless connections. Previous versions required users to connect an external microphone, but the latest update integrates the headset's built-in microphone and camera with Windows applications.
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