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Six new Android features just dropped, and you can try them out today
AppWizard
June 10, 2025

Six new Android features just dropped, and you can try them out today

Android 16 introduces several new features, including enhancements to RCS group chats, a redesigned Google Photos editor, and improved functionality in the Google Home app. RCS group chat updates allow users to customize group chats with unique icons and names, check RCS status of friends, and mute notifications for specific groups. The Google Photos app features a new image editor with AI-driven suggestions, a Reimagine feature for creative expression, and an Auto frame function for better image cropping. The Google Home app now includes device-specific shortcuts for easier management of smart devices and an upgraded Safety Check feature for scheduling check-ins. WearOS smartwatches can now tap city transit cards even when the Google Wallet app is closed, provided the feature is activated.
Five new Steam games you probably missed (April 28, 2025)
AppWizard
April 28, 2025

Five new Steam games you probably missed (April 28, 2025)

Steam releases approximately a dozen new games daily, creating a diverse gaming landscape. Navicula Meatus - Release Date: April 25 - Developer: Torgomind - Description: A game focused on immersive discomfort, lacking traditional fun but featuring dark humor. Replicube - Release Date: April 24 - Developers: Walaber Entertainment LLC - Description: A programming game where players replicate voxel-based objects using code, featuring a 3D voxel editor and a 2D image editor. GeckoShop - Release Date: April 25 - Developer: Reptoid - Description: A retail simulator where players sell geckos in an open world filled with quirky NPCs and quests. Dishventory - Release Date: April 25 - Developer: Final Offer - Description: A strategy card game centered on doing dishes, where players use cards to manage dishwashing tasks; it is free to play.
Microsoft expands AI features across Intel and AMD-powered Copilot Plus PCs
Winsage
March 31, 2025

Microsoft expands AI features across Intel and AMD-powered Copilot Plus PCs

Microsoft is enabling all Copilot Plus PCs powered by Intel and AMD processors to generate Live Captions, which translate audio into English subtitles in real time. This feature was initially tested on devices with Intel and AMD chips and is now part of the latest Windows 11 update. The update also includes Cocreator, an AI tool in Paint for generating images from text descriptions, and enhancements to the Photos app's AI image editor and generator. Previously, these features were exclusive to Qualcomm-powered Copilot Plus PCs. Microsoft is also testing Recall, an AI feature for capturing screenshots of user activity, though its release timeline is not yet announced. Additionally, Voice Access is being refreshed for improved communication, with plans to extend updates to Intel and AMD devices, including the ability to translate 27 languages into Simplified Chinese.
10 Facts you probably didn't know about Windows as Microsoft turns 50
Winsage
March 31, 2025

10 Facts you probably didn’t know about Windows as Microsoft turns 50

- Windows was originally named "Interface Manager" before being changed to "Windows" prior to its launch in 1985. - Early versions of Windows (1.0, 2.0, and 3.x) operated on top of MS-DOS and required users to boot into MS-DOS before launching the graphical interface. - The Briefcase folder was an early tool for synchronizing files between computers, which became obsolete with the rise of cloud storage solutions. - Prior to Windows XP, user profiles were basic and lacked robust security; full user accounts were implemented with Windows NT. - Several applications from Windows 1.0, including Calculator, Paint, Notepad, Clock, and Control Panel, are still present in Windows 11 in modernized forms. - The "Format" dialog in File Explorer has used the same code for over 30 years, although updates for FAT32 support are being developed. - TrueType fonts were introduced in Windows 3.1 in 1992 through a licensing agreement with Apple, improving font rendering quality. - The "Ctrl + Alt + Delete" shortcut was created by IBM engineer David Bradley as a debugging tool and later adopted by Microsoft for secure attention sequences in Windows NT. - Windows 1.0 required a minimum of 256KB of RAM at its launch in 1985, while Windows 11 requires at least 4GB.
Best Windows apps this week
Winsage
March 22, 2025

Best Windows apps this week

This week, a cumulative update for Windows has led to the uninstallation of the Copilot application for some users, and Microsoft is working to resolve the issue, advising affected users to reinstall the app from the Microsoft Store. New applications include FullUpdatesHistoryView, a Nirsoft tool that provides detailed information about installed Windows updates; GIMP 3.0, an updated open-source image editor with a new user interface and enhanced features; and the Perplexity AI application, which offers advanced search capabilities and supports text and voice input.
Windows 11's built-in share tool is getting an image editor and compression feature
Winsage
March 10, 2025

Windows 11’s built-in share tool is getting an image editor and compression feature

Microsoft is enhancing the system-wide sharing interface in Windows 11 by introducing image editing and compression tools. Users will be able to crop, rotate, highlight, draw, and compress images directly before sharing them. Recent updates have improved the share UI and integration with Windows Phone Link for easier file sharing between PCs and mobile devices. A new drop-down menu will appear at the top of the screen when a file is selected in File Explorer. The compression feature allows users to reduce the size of an image before uploading. The editing capabilities include options for cropping, rotating, marking up images, adjusting colors and brightness, and applying filters.
Best Windows apps this week
Winsage
November 17, 2024

Best Windows apps this week

Microsoft has removed the Actions feature from the Microsoft Store, which allowed users to engage with certain games without installation. The official Windows app for ChatGPT is now available to all users, featuring advanced voice commands. The Explorer Dialog Path Selector is an open-source application that improves file-saving and moving processes in Windows. Paint.net 5.1 has been released with enhancements including full color management support, new effects, improved performance, and customizable canvas options.
5 apps you should be using instead of the default ones on Windows 11
Winsage
August 22, 2024

5 apps you should be using instead of the default ones on Windows 11

Windows 11 users often seek alternatives to the default applications due to limited functionality and usability. The process of changing default apps differs between Windows 10 and 11; Windows 11 requires users to set a default app for each file type individually. The default media player, Movies & TV app, has limitations such as lack of codec support and missing features like conversion tools. Recommended alternatives include VLC Media Player and PotPlayer. Microsoft Edge is underutilized, with only 15% of users opting for it, while alternatives like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera GX, and Vivaldi are popular. Microsoft's Clipchamp is a basic video editor, with Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve as better options for complex editing. The Photos app is the default image editor, with Adobe Photoshop as the premium choice and GIMP and Canva as free alternatives. Windows 11's screen recording tools, like Xbox Game Bar, may underperform, while OBS Studio and Nvidia's GeForce Experience's ShadowPlay offer better options.
Adobe Illustrator is now available natively on Windows on ARM
Winsage
July 31, 2024

Adobe Illustrator is now available natively on Windows on ARM

Adobe Illustrator has been added as a native application for Windows on ARM devices, specifically for users of Copilot+ PCs like the Surface Pro 11 or Laptop 7. This version is currently in beta and is the third native app from Adobe's Creative Cloud for Windows on ARM, following Photoshop and Lightroom. Premiere Pro is expected to be released soon. Additionally, Davinci Resolve 19 has also launched beta support for Windows on ARM. Users of older ARM devices, such as the Surface Pro 9 5G, will also experience improved performance with the new Adobe Illustrator Beta. To check if applications are running natively or through emulation, users can use the Task Manager and look at the Architecture column in the Details tab.
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