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AppWizard

July 1, 2026

Massive Samsung Galaxy Glasses leak gives sneak peek into manager app and gestures

A leak has revealed details about the Galaxy Glasses manager app, which will serve as the main hub for managing Samsung's upcoming smart glasses. The app will assist users in pairing the glasses, installing updates, and adjusting settings. It will feature menu options such as Camera, AI assistants, Read notifications aloud, Advanced features, Accessibility, and Find my glasses, with additional settings accessible only when connected to the glasses. Users can also automatically import photos and videos taken with the eyewear. The leak also describes intuitive buttons and gestures for user interaction with the Galaxy Glasses. Users can swipe to navigate music tracks and adjust volume, tap to pause or resume media playback, and use a button on the arm to capture photos or record videos. The glasses will have two LED lights to indicate recording status. Captured images and videos will be available in the Now Bar for previewing and reframing, with functionality expected to extend to the Galaxy Watch. Additionally, a Galaxy Glasses Controller app is in development for Galaxy Watches, and the upcoming Galaxy Ring will support gesture controls for enhanced user experience with the smart glasses.

AppWizard

June 30, 2026

Samsung’s app for Android XR-powered Galaxy Glasses shows case, ‘One UI XR’ [Gallery]

Samsung's Galaxy Glasses are not set for imminent release, but recent leaks reveal details about their design and features. Screenshots from the companion app show a hardware design similar to Warby Parker glasses. The glasses will come with a carrying and charging case that has an external light indicator and uses contact-based charging. The companion app includes user management features, settings adjustments, and a software update section branded as “One UI XR.” There are indications of potential integration with the Galaxy Ring for gesture controls. Both Google and Samsung have confirmed the glasses will launch before the end of the year, but the exact date is still unknown.

AppWizard

June 24, 2026

Morphe v1.32.0 brings back a heavily missed YouTube feature

Morphe has released its v1.32.0 patch bundle, which includes interface enhancements and bug fixes. Key features include a settings toggle to revert to the previous video action bar layout, restoring the dislike counter on YouTube (as estimates), and the option to hide the “Connect” button. Users can filter comments using a keyword-based comment blocker and open videos in fullscreen mode. The update also enhances the top toolbar with options to hide the Cast and live Chat buttons. Compatibility updates include experimental support for Reddit (version 2026.25.0), YouTube Music (version 9.24.51), and YouTube (version 21.25.523). Bug fixes address issues with link redirects, app crashes in tablet mode, player popup panels, and playback issues in YouTube Music. The update is available through the Morphe Manager application.

Winsage

June 17, 2026

Introducing the next Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, built for performance and flexibility

Surface has evolved over 13 years through contributions from architects, developers, students, and engineers. In 2026, Surface will launch its most extensive Surface for Business lineup, including an integrated privacy screen and the Surface Laptop Ultra, designed for developers and creative professionals. The Surface RTX Spark Dev Box will cater to AI developers needing local compute power. The new Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, powered by Snapdragon X2 processors, will be available starting June 16, with business options launching on July 14. The Surface Pro 13-inch features up to 53% faster graphics performance, 15.5 hours of battery life, and a 1440p Quad HD camera, priced from 9. The Surface Laptop, starting at 9, offers up to 20 hours of battery life and 58% more graphics performance than previous models. Both devices include vibrant LCD screens and are available in multiple colors. Surface devices are designed for AI workloads, featuring dedicated NPU silicon and robust cloud connectivity. The new touchpad and Slim Pen provide haptic feedback for enhanced user experience. Surface devices prioritize sustainability, with enclosures made from 100% recycled aluminum and ENERGY STAR certification. A new Surface Repair Tool assists users with repairs. Exclusive offers are available for U.S. customers from June 16 to June 30, including complimentary accessories and trade-in savings.

Winsage

June 3, 2026

Windows 11 Insider Build Adds AI Model Management Page With Limited Uninstall Support

Researchers at Pureinfotech discovered a new AI Components page in the Windows 11 Insider Experimental Preview build 26300.8553, which provides detailed information about local AI models on Copilot+ PCs. The page includes details such as the publisher, version, installation date, size, and total usage of each model. Currently, users can only uninstall the Phi Silica model, while it's uncertain if other AI components will have similar capabilities. The build also introduces expanded customization options for the Start menu, enhanced search functionality, and support for touch swipe gestures. The management page aims to address user concerns about the automatic installation of AI features and the need for transparency regarding their usage. Although the feature is not officially accessible yet, it indicates potential plans for future updates.

AppWizard

May 31, 2026

These are the 5 best Android apps I use that aren’t on the Play Store

Breezy Weather is a free, open-source weather app that prioritizes user privacy and offers flexibility with 50 different weather data sources. It features customization options, including theme modifications, icon packs, and 13 resizable widgets. Seal is a free app that allows users to download audio and video files from various websites, powered by yt-dlp. It enables users to save full videos or extract audio, with options for downloading YouTube videos with subtitles and thumbnails. Kvaesitso is a minimalist launcher that allows users to search for apps, settings, contacts, files, and calendar events from a single search bar. It features vertical scrolling, custom shortcuts, app tagging, and various customization options without ads or paywalls. Aurora Store is a front end for the Play Store that lets users browse, download, and update apps without a Google account. It includes features like Manual Download for older app versions and a Spoof Manager for accessing restricted apps, but does not support paid apps or in-app purchases. HeliBoard is a free, open-source keyboard app that functions offline, prioritizing privacy while offering typing suggestions, themes, customizable layouts, and clipboard history. It provides a reliable typing experience without unnecessary features.

Winsage

May 29, 2026

Windows quality update: May

Recent visits to Hyderabad and Taipei have reinforced Windows' commitment to improving user experience, with insights from local Windows Insiders informing preparations for the upcoming Build event. This month focuses on momentum in performance and refinement, with advancements in core functionalities like File Explorer and search capabilities, supported by architectural enhancements. New personalization features for the Taskbar and Start menu have been rolled out, allowing users to reposition the taskbar, choose icon alignment, and utilize app labels. The Start menu has been updated to better align with workflows, offering controls to show or hide sections and adjust size for privacy. The Driver Quality Initiative (DQI) was unveiled at WinHEC 2026 to improve driver quality, reliability, and security, along with Cloud Initiated Driver Recovery for better driver maintenance. Significant updates to File Explorer include improved reliability, readability, and usability, such as support for specific path formats and enhanced dropdown functionality. Accessibility enhancements include Voice Isolation in Voice Access to improve command recognition in noisy environments, expanded personalization options like screen tint adjustments, and new gesture controls for precision touchpads. The Microsoft Build keynote is scheduled for 9:30 AM PT on Tuesday, and a new podcast series, Inside Windows, has been launched to provide insights into ongoing work in Windows.

AppWizard

May 28, 2026

New Windows 11 update will actually make your PC faster

The Windows 11 update "KB5089573" is designed to enhance PC efficiency and speed, focusing on performance improvements during app launches and core shell experiences like the Start menu and Search. It introduces "Low Latency Profiles" to maximize CPU frequency temporarily when an application is launched, making app launches up to 40% faster and core shell experiences up to 70% quicker. Reliability enhancements include improvements to the sign-in screen, File Explorer, touch gestures, Task Manager, and the ability to share Bluetooth connections with two devices. This update is part of Microsoft's K2 initiative to optimize Windows 11 based on user feedback, with plans for further enhancements in the future. The update is available for installation through the Windows Update tool.

Winsage

May 26, 2026

Microsoft rolls out Windows 11 KB5089573 update that makes your PC genuinely faster and more responsive

Microsoft has released the Windows 11 update KB5089573, which is available as an optional OS upgrade. This update includes a "Low Latency Profile" feature that enhances performance, making system flyouts appear up to 70% faster and application launches up to 40% quicker. The performance improvements will be rolled out gradually over the coming weeks. Additional features include the ability to share Bluetooth connections with two devices simultaneously, an option to name devices during setup, and updates to the Task Manager. Reliability improvements have been made in areas such as sign-in and lock screens, File Explorer, touch gestures, and theme changes within Settings. Users can manually install the update through Windows Settings or enable automatic updates.

Winsage

May 22, 2026

Microsoft brings back personalization to Windows 11

Microsoft is addressing user feedback on Windows 11 by enhancing taskbar and Start menu customization. Users will soon be able to reposition the taskbar to the top or sides of the screen and choose icon alignment. This feature aims to provide more flexibility and improve user experience, particularly for those needing additional vertical screen space. The updates are currently available to Windows Insider Preview participants and can be adjusted in the settings. Additionally, the Start menu will see changes, allowing users to disable sections like Recommended and Pinned, rename the Recommended section to Recent, and choose between small and large sizes for the menu. These enhancements are expected to roll out to all Windows 11 users soon.