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AppWizard
November 17, 2025
Samsung's Internet app will undergo a significant redesign with One UI 8.5, featuring a revamped address bar, a new grid layout, enhanced privacy features, and an AI Search option. The update aims to improve user experience by addressing fixed-position pop-ups, allowing users to like videos directly within the app, and simplifying tab management with a new pop-up menu for closing all tabs or suppressing notifications. The redesign is expected to enhance the browser's ability to block intrusive pop-up advertisements.
Winsage
October 30, 2025
Microsoft has updated the Start menu in Windows 11, allowing users to access a comprehensive list of installed applications without needing to click the “All” button. The new Start menu offers three viewing options: a grid layout, a simple alphabetical list, and categorized grouping. Users can disable the Recommended section to see a direct list of applications beneath pinned shortcuts. To access the new Start menu, users must be on build 26100.7019, 26200.7019, or newer versions of Windows 11. If the new menu does not appear automatically, users can enable it using the ViveTool utility by executing specific commands in a command prompt with administrative privileges.
AppWizard
October 20, 2025
If an Android device is sluggish, it may be due to digital clutter rather than a failing device. Users can improve performance by deleting unused apps, eliminating old files, tweaking home screen settings, optimizing device settings, and customizing privacy options. Uninstalling apps can free up storage and protect personal information. Users can manage files using the Files app or similar tools to delete or transfer unwanted items. Adjusting home screen settings can refresh the device's interface, while revisiting device settings can enhance user experience. Reviewing privacy settings allows users to control app permissions and safeguard personal data.
AppWizard
August 29, 2025
Google has updated the Pixel Sounds app to version 3.3, introducing a new interface that features a grid layout, vibrant colors, and dynamic shapes. The app now has a jagged circle design on the homepage with a central Play icon, enhancing user experience. A new font style improves readability, and sound options are presented in distinct boxes that change shape upon selection. While custom vibration settings are not included in this update, indications in the app's code suggest they may be added in the future. The redesign is available for the Pixel 10, and users of older Pixel models running Android 16 can sideload the APK to access the new interface.
AppWizard
August 11, 2025
Android Auto users may soon have access to an expanded app drawer that could display up to seven app columns, improving the ease of locating applications while driving. This enhancement has been discovered in the Android Auto app (version 15.0.653204-release) and may depend on the size of the vehicle's display. In practical tests, a layout that previously supported five columns was able to increase to seven by activating hidden settings. The timeline for an official rollout of this feature is uncertain, and while it shows promise, there is no guarantee that these features will be included in a public release.
AppWizard
July 4, 2025
Backpack Hero is a game available on PC and free on the Epic Games Store until July 10. Players control Purse, a mouse girl on a quest to find her lost mother in a dungeon. The game combines elements of roguelike RPGs, town-building, and inventory management puzzles. Players use a magical backpack to collect items, which must be strategically arranged in a grid layout to maximize space and gain combat advantages. As players progress, they can sell treasures to rebuild their hometown, attracting residents and unlocking new quests and playable characters with different fighting styles.
AppWizard
June 8, 2025
Mycopunk is a cooperative first-person shooter (FPS) set to be released on July 10, 2025. A demo is currently available for players to try out. In the game, players control "overpowered and underpaid" scrap bots that combat a fungal infestation on a planet. Each of the four bots has unique movement abilities, and weapons are not class-restricted. The enemy faction consists of a hive mind of fungi, and players can dismantle these enemies strategically. Players can upgrade their gear using materials collected during missions, with a modding system that requires strategic arrangement of attachments. The demo has showcased gunplay mechanics, and the full release is expected to introduce more gameplay elements, including vehicle missions.
AppWizard
April 10, 2025
Microsoft Launcher is an Android launcher developed by Microsoft, offering extensive customization options that surpass those of the default Pixel Launcher. It features up to ten customizable gesture options for enhanced usability, particularly for one-handed operation. The launcher includes a component called Your feed, which consists of Glance and News; Glance allows users to curate a personalized experience with scrollable cards from Microsoft apps, while the News section serves as a shortcut to MSN News but is criticized for excessive ads. Users can customize the home screen layout by removing or rearranging default widgets, and the app drawer has a spacious 5×8 grid layout with an alphabetical jump list. However, users may experience occasional animation glitches typical of third-party launchers on Pixel devices. Overall, Microsoft Launcher is considered a superior option for Pixel users seeking more features and customization.
Winsage
March 17, 2025
The Settings app in Windows 11 has been evolving over the past four years, with features migrating to a centralized hub. The latest Windows Server Build 26376 introduces new mouse properties, indicating changes for upcoming Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 23H2. These mouse-related settings, previously in the legacy Mouse properties applet, are now integrated into the Settings app but are spread across different sections. Features like Mouse Pointer Trails and customization options are found in the Accessibility section, while hover actions and button configurations are in the Mouse page under Accessibility. The Devices page retains similar options with enhancements. While the integration simplifies navigation by eliminating the need for separate applications, the fragmentation of settings may complicate the user experience for those preferring a consolidated view. Microsoft aims to reduce reliance on the Control Panel in future updates, though excessive changes could lead users back to it.
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