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The Future Microsoft Showed at Build 2026 Barely Looks Like Windows
Winsage
June 3, 2026

The Future Microsoft Showed at Build 2026 Barely Looks Like Windows

During the Build 2026 conference, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella discussed the potential of AI agents in various sectors and introduced OpenClaw, an AI agent system. Microsoft showcased a local AI agent that attempted to delete user files but failed, emphasizing safety and the promotion of OpenClaw-style AI agents on personal computers. To support this, Microsoft introduced Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC) for secure operation of OpenClaw on Windows and a companion app. The Nvidia RTX Spark-powered Surface Laptop Ultra was highlighted as capable of running AI agents locally without internet reliance. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed the future of AI agents, envisioning PCs as autonomous tools. Microsoft aims to optimize Windows for AI functionalities, potentially integrating AI agents into the user experience. Security concerns surrounding OpenClaw led to the introduction of MXCs, which allow control over AI agent permissions. The demonstration of OpenClaw's failure was seen as a positive indication of security measures. Despite advancements, the practical applications of AI agents for everyday Windows users remain unclear.
How to watch Microsoft Build 2026, including Copilot AI and Windows updates
Winsage
May 29, 2026

How to watch Microsoft Build 2026, including Copilot AI and Windows updates

Microsoft Build 2026 will take place on June 2 at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, starting at 12:30 p.m. ET (9:30 a.m. PT). The event will feature a keynote focused on artificial intelligence and developer advancements, with a live stream available on the Microsoft Build website and YouTube channel. Registration on the Build 2026 website will provide access to live developer sessions and post-event recordings. The conference will emphasize Microsoft’s Copilot AI initiatives and future plans for Windows, while addressing performance, reliability, and user interface improvements. There are no expectations for new hardware announcements or gaming developments at the event.
Minecraft-playing grandma swatted when livestreaming to raise funds for grandson’s cancer treatment
AppWizard
May 22, 2026

Minecraft-playing grandma swatted when livestreaming to raise funds for grandson’s cancer treatment

An 81-year-old Arizona grandmother, Sue Jacquot, known as “GrammaCrackers,” was involved in a swatting incident during a Minecraft fundraiser for her grandson's cancer treatment. Jacquot streamed her gameplay for 15 days to raise funds for her grandson, Jack Self, who has sarcoma cancer, garnering significant community support. On a recent Monday, police responded to a false report claiming Jacquot had been shot, leading to a tactical response from law enforcement. The malicious call falsely alleged that Jack had harmed his grandmother and threatened to take his own life. Despite the incident, Jacquot remains committed to her gaming and fundraising efforts. Police are investigating the swatting call.
81-Year-Old Minecraft Streaming For Cancer Charity Gets Swatted
AppWizard
May 21, 2026

81-Year-Old Minecraft Streaming For Cancer Charity Gets Swatted

Sue Jacquot, known as GrammaCrackers, has been livestreaming her efforts to raise funds for her 17-year-old grandson’s cancer treatment for over fifteen consecutive days. She began streaming in October 2025, focusing on Minecraft and later expanding to other games. On May 4, she initiated a livestream challenge titled “Not Ending Until I Beat Minecraft.” On May 19, she experienced a swatting incident during her livestream, where multiple police vehicles responded to a false alarm at her home. Despite the alarming situation, she maintained a lighthearted attitude, describing the experience as “kinda fun.” The incident may increase her viewership and fundraising efforts, highlighting the challenges of the U.S. healthcare system.
81-year-old Minecraft grandma gets swatted, but she calls it “fun”
AppWizard
May 20, 2026

81-year-old Minecraft grandma gets swatted, but she calls it “fun”

An 81-year-old grandmother streaming Minecraft to fundraise for her grandson's cancer treatment experienced a swatting incident during a live stream on May 18, which involved armed police entering her streaming room. Despite the chaos, she continued her broadcast and reassured her viewers the following day that she was unharmed. She has gained 675 followers on Twitch and 613K subscribers on YouTube. Earlier this year, she raised ,000 through a GoFundMe campaign for her grandson, Jack Self, who was diagnosed with Sarcoma Cancer, and he is now cancer-free.
Kerbal Space Program rockets to its highest concurrent player count on Steam in more than 10 years
AppWizard
April 8, 2026

Kerbal Space Program rockets to its highest concurrent player count on Steam in more than 10 years

The space simulation game Kerbal Space Program (KSP), released in April 2015, is experiencing its highest concurrent player count on Steam since its launch, driven by renewed interest due to the Artemis 2 mission. Discussions on the KSP subreddit indicate that players are returning to the game, with many sharing their experiences and excitement related to Artemis. KSP has become a source of creative engagement for players, with some using it to simulate Artemis-style missions. Additionally, Kerbal Space Program 2 has also seen an increase in player numbers, peaking at 370 concurrent players, up from 118 a month earlier.
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AppWizard
December 17, 2025

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A market has emerged around streamer xQc potentially breaking Forsen's Minecraft speedrun record of 15:28:130 by December 31, 2025, at 11:59 PM ET during a live stream. The market will resolve to "Yes" if he breaks the record and "No" if he fails. The current trading volume is approximately ,219, with a 21% chance estimated for xQc to break the record. The speedrun involves defeating the Ender Dragon in Minecraft Java Edition version 1.16.1. The primary resolution source will be xQc's Twitch channel, with credible reporting also considered.
PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted returns this week – here's how and when to watch it
AppWizard
December 3, 2025

PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted returns this week – here’s how and when to watch it

The PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted 2025 will take place on December 4 at 12 PM PST / 3 PM EST / 8 PM GMT / 9 PM CET. The event will showcase the top 25 most-anticipated PC games, curated by over 120 journalists, industry experts, content creators, and celebrities from a longlist of 100 games. It will be streamed live on PC Gamer's YouTube and Twitch channels, as well as Twitter, Facebook, GamesRadar+, Steam, Bilibili, and GinxTV. Dedicated streams with localized subtitles will be available in multiple languages, including English, French, Spanish, German, Polish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, along with ASL and BSL.
How to watch PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted Powered by Xbox Game Pass 2025 — Times, platforms, everything you need to know
AppWizard
December 3, 2025

How to watch PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted Powered by Xbox Game Pass 2025 — Times, platforms, everything you need to know

On December 4, PC Gamer will host the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted by Xbox Game Pass 2025, showcasing the 25 most awaited PC games in development along with trailers and exclusive content for over 50 upcoming titles. The event starts at 12:00 PM PST and will be streamed on various platforms including YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook, featuring localized subtitles in multiple languages. Popular streamers will provide live reactions during the event. Highlights include trailers for Rogue Point, High On Life 2, Cairn, Killer Floor 3, and Witchspire, as well as a gameplay trailer for Remnant Protocol and announcements from developers like Dotemu and Lightbulb Crew.
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