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AppWizard
December 23, 2025
Google introduced a feature called app pairs with Android 15, allowing users to save two apps as a single icon for simultaneous launching in split-screen mode. Initially available only on tablets, it expanded to devices like the Pixel 9 Pro Fold and other smartphones. Early users found the multi-window mode cumbersome due to limited display space. Android 16 improved this with a 90:10 split-screen mode, prioritizing one app while minimizing the other, enhancing multitasking on smaller displays. The ability to save app pairs streamlines launching two apps side-by-side. Users have found productivity benefits by pairing apps like Spotify with fitness trackers or productivity tools like Slack and Asana.
Tech Optimizer
December 13, 2025
DigitalOcean has expanded its Managed Databases service to include MySQL and Redis, alongside its existing PostgreSQL support. This service offers fully-managed database instances with features such as simplified setup and maintenance, free daily backups, standby nodes for automated failover, end-to-end security, and scalable performance. The expansion was driven by demand from customers and the developer community. The new offerings are currently available in data center regions in New York, Frankfurt, and San Francisco, with plans for further regional support.
AppWizard
October 5, 2025
Iranian messenger applications are looking to expand into markets with cultural, linguistic, and religious ties to Iran, such as North Africa, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and India. Amin Sharifi, managing director of Soroush Plus, highlighted the potential for these apps to succeed through collaboration among policymakers and tech professionals. Additionally, there is interest from Iranians abroad in using these platforms to connect with families in Iran. A knowledge-based company has developed a ChatGPT-inspired AI assistant application aimed at improving work processes and productivity, with a focus on process automation, intelligent support, and data analysis across various sectors. Fardin Aqadadashi Dinabad, the managing director of this company, emphasized the application's advanced AI capabilities.
Winsage
September 29, 2025
Microsoft has launched Windows ML, an AI framework designed to integrate AI models into Windows applications, allowing local inferences on various hardware, including CPUs, GPUs, and NPUs. It abstracts hardware complexities to optimize performance across devices and supports AI formats like ONNX for compatibility with multiple vendors. Windows ML integrates with the Windows App SDK and offers APIs in languages such as C#, C++, and Python, facilitating the development of AI-enhanced applications. Performance benchmarks indicate up to 4x faster inference on NPUs compared to CPUs. The framework aims to create a hybrid AI ecosystem, balancing local and cloud processing. Windows 11’s 24H2 update requires NPU support in Copilot+ PCs, aligning with edge computing trends. Microsoft’s strategy emphasizes cross-hardware compatibility, potentially benefiting enterprise environments. Challenges remain in model training and security, and Microsoft plans to enhance Windows ML with future updates.
Winsage
July 6, 2025
Cairo Shell is an application that transforms the Windows desktop experience by altering the taskbar and user interface elements. It serves as a file browser, displaying the contents of the desktop folder and allowing easy navigation through any folder directly from the desktop. Users can access their desktop contents via a keyboard shortcut or taskbar button, maintaining workflow continuity. The menu bar, reminiscent of macOS, provides access to settings, favorite programs, and user folders, allowing customization and quick access to files. The taskbar features a floating design with adjustable icon sizes and an option to auto-hide, though it does not combine icons for the same application. Cairo Shell is user-friendly, with a straightforward setup process that enhances the overall experience.
AppWizard
June 14, 2025
There are several alternative fitness apps available on the Android platform for those looking for options beyond Strava. 1. Map My Run: This app allows users to create new running routes, track runs in real-time, and access detailed metrics. It also includes social features for discovering nearby routes and offers running drills and goal-tracking. 2. Yuka: A nutrition-focused app that lets users scan barcodes of food products to analyze their contents, highlighting harmful additives and health benefits. It provides overall product ratings and category rankings to help users make healthier grocery choices. 3. Runna: This app offers personalized running plans based on user-inputted goals. After a trial week, users can subscribe for a fee to receive a tailored daily workout schedule and track progress with compatible smartwatches. 4. Meetup: A social platform that connects individuals through local fitness events, such as run clubs and yoga sessions, promoting community and interaction among fitness enthusiasts.
Winsage
June 5, 2025
The Microsoft Store on Windows serves over 250 million users monthly and is enhancing user experience through customer feedback. The homepage is being redesigned to offer personalized recommendations based on user interests and activities. Significant improvements to search functionality include a more intent-aware search feature, the introduction of Copilot for assistance, a "Discover More" section on product pages, and badges for apps with AI features. Integration with Windows is being improved by allowing users to launch searches for Store apps and suggesting apps for specific file extensions. The Store now launches twice as fast, with improved installation reliability. Additional enhancements include the ability to install individual game components, faster in-app rating dialogs, and updated information on product pages. New developer partnerships have been established, and users are encouraged to provide feedback through the Feedback Hub.
AppWizard
June 1, 2025
The Onyx Boox Page is a seven-inch E Ink display e-reader priced at 9, running a streamlined version of Android 11. It allows users to download various applications, enhancing its functionality beyond traditional e-reading. The device supports note-taking in Google Keep or Docs and offers access to apps like Instagram and YouTube, although video playback is limited. It includes a protective flip case, customizable user interface options, and straightforward access to a control panel. The Boox Page features dedicated Library and Store apps, Bluetooth capability for audiobooks, and a battery life rated for up to six weeks on a single charge. It has 32GB of base storage with a microSD card slot for expansion. The device lacks automatic light temperature adjustment and operates on an older version of Android, but ongoing updates are expected.
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