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The Wrapp - 8-bit dungeon crawling, blue-eyed dragons, and rusty survival games
BetaBeacon
September 5, 2026

The Wrapp – 8-bit dungeon crawling, blue-eyed dragons, and rusty survival games

- Armoured Mewtwo will be appearing in Pokémon Go raids over the weekend, drawing a crowd of players. - Xbox may be pushing to be the temporary physical media saviour, causing PlayStation to rethink their strategy. - Catherine Dellosa is prepping early access games for a work trip and will be playing Backpack Stars, a backpack management game. - Shaun Walton will be playing Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links with his Blue-Eyes deck. - Iwan Morris will be recovering from Gamescom and playing No More Room in Hell 2 and looking for a good zombie game. - Stephen Gregson-Wood is enjoying playing Rust Mobile's second closed beta.
Nvidia & Microsoft push local AI agents on Windows
Winsage
September 5, 2026

Nvidia & Microsoft push local AI agents on Windows

NVIDIA has enhanced the capability to run AI agents locally on its hardware in collaboration with Microsoft and software partners, coinciding with the launch of new RTX Spark Windows PCs. The installation process for local agent software has been simplified, with improved inference speeds and the introduction of NVIDIA PAIR, which distributes inference tasks across multiple PCs on a local network. Three applications benefiting from these enhancements are Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and Perplexity Portable Computer, all designed to minimize manual configuration. Hermes Agent offers a one-click local setup for RTX and DGX systems, automatically detecting the GPU and optimizing model selection. OpenClaw simplifies local model setups for RTX GPUs with at least 24GB of VRAM, backed by an open-source community. Perplexity Portable Computer, already available on Linux, is extending support to NVIDIA RTX GPUs and Windows. NVIDIA is also improving performance in the open-source inference stack, achieving throughput increases of up to 1.9 times on GeForce RTX 5090 and up to 1.4 times on DGX Spark clusters. The PAIR software identifies compatible PCs on the same network to optimize computing resources, supporting various hardware configurations. The upcoming RTX Spark Windows PCs, set to launch in October, will include compact desktop and laptop designs featuring Blackwell GPU and Grace CPU architecture. Game publishers like Electronic Arts and Ubisoft are developing titles for these systems. Additionally, CyberLink's PhotoDirector AI PC Mode will integrate local AI processing for creative tasks, emphasizing the trend of migrating generative AI workloads from cloud to local devices. NVIDIA notes that over half of U.S. households have two or more PCs, indicating potential for maximizing computing power.
Esri India Introduces GeoSARAL With Linux and Windows Support
Winsage
September 5, 2026

Esri India Introduces GeoSARAL With Linux and Windows Support

Esri India has launched GeoSARAL, a Linux-based desktop GIS software designed for users who need a straightforward solution for mapping, visualization, querying, and editing. GeoSARAL will also be available on Windows and plans for Android support are forthcoming. It integrates with existing ArcGIS infrastructures and allows users to access GIS data and basemaps locally, even without an internet connection. The software aims to meet the demands of Esri India's user community across enterprise and government sectors, enhancing domestic technology capabilities and promoting technological self-reliance in India.
EDB Postgres® AI Gains Momentum as Customers Tell Us the Future of Their Own AI and Data Platform
Tech Optimizer
September 4, 2026

EDB Postgres® AI Gains Momentum as Customers Tell Us the Future of Their Own AI and Data Platform

Organizations are increasingly aiming to establish their own governed AI and data platforms, with 95% of enterprises planning to develop such platforms within the next three years, though only 13% have done so. EDB has reported significant traction for its EDB Postgres® AI (EDB PG AI) platform, which unifies transactional, analytical, and agentic workloads into a single system. PAC 2000A Conad has revamped its data infrastructure using EDB PG AI to support over 1,600 stores and 7,000 connected devices, ensuring compliance with NIS2 regulations. C Platform in Korea is experiencing a surge in demand for hybrid and on-premises capabilities, driven by significant investment in sovereign AI and the AI Basic Act mandating governance for AI deployment. Notable adopters of EDB PG AI include the Industrial Bank of Korea, Shinhan EZ Insurance, NTT East, MNTN, Euronext FX, and Kyobo Book Centre.
Microsoft Will Bring Memory Integrity Protection to More Windows 11 PCs in October
Winsage
September 4, 2026

Microsoft Will Bring Memory Integrity Protection to More Windows 11 PCs in October

Microsoft is expanding the memory integrity protection feature in Windows 11, starting in October. This enhancement aims to strengthen security at the kernel level against sophisticated attacks. Memory integrity protection operates in the background with minimal user configuration. It utilizes Virtualization-based Security (VBS) to create isolated virtual environments for added protection. The system can install security hotpatches without requiring a hard restart, beneficial for critical environments. Large organizations will automatically benefit from this enhancement, while devices with memory integrity disabled will not have it activated automatically. The rollout will enable VBS by default for users, who can choose to disable it but should do so with caution.
Microsoft OneDrive wants to back up everything. You don’t have to let it
Winsage
September 3, 2026

Microsoft OneDrive wants to back up everything. You don’t have to let it

OneDrive offers a minimum of one terabyte of online storage for Microsoft 365 subscribers and provides seamless backup of files and settings, particularly useful when transitioning to a new PC. However, its automatic backups can lead to excessive internet bandwidth usage and clutter with unnecessary files. Recent updates allow users to opt out of OneDrive backup entirely, although the specifics of this feature are unclear. Users can also manage their experience by selectively backing up folders and regularly reviewing stored files.
I'm slowly escaping Google's ecosystem, and it's easier than I thought
AppWizard
September 3, 2026

I’m slowly escaping Google’s ecosystem, and it’s easier than I thought

In recent months, users are reconsidering their reliance on Google, leading to a movement towards "deGoogling." A poll indicated that 6% of respondents have completely stopped using Google's products, 58% have reduced their usage, 21% have considered the idea but haven't acted, and 15% remain committed to Google. Some users are replacing Google services with alternatives like Kagi for search, Proton for email and cloud services, and Firefox for browsing. Despite these changes, many still use certain Google products, such as the Pixel phone, Google smart speakers, and services like YouTube and Google Maps, due to their effectiveness and integration. Transitioning away from Google has been reported as less daunting than expected for many users.
Windows 11: Memory Integrity enabled automatically from October
Winsage
September 3, 2026

Windows 11: Memory Integrity enabled automatically from October

Microsoft plans to automatically activate Memory Integrity on a broader range of eligible systems starting October 2026, rolling it out through standard Windows quality updates. Prior to activation, Windows will assess hardware, drivers, and performance to ensure compatibility. Memory Integrity, part of Virtualization-based Security (VBS), uses the Windows hypervisor to create a secure environment for integrity checks on kernel code. Compatibility with drivers is crucial, as many older applications may not meet the stricter standards required for HVCI. Potential compatibility issues may arise with anti-cheat solutions, third-party input methods, and banking protection programs, which could lead to software malfunctions or boot failures. A readiness check will evaluate hardware compatibility, with eligible systems including Intel processors from the 8th generation, AMD processors from Zen 2, and Qualcomm Snapdragon 8180 or newer, along with specific RAM and storage requirements. The rollout will be gradual, and users who previously disabled HVCI will not face unexpected reactivation. Microsoft recommends updating affected applications or drivers in case of compatibility issues.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife opens fall quota hunt applications - The Advocate-Messenger
AppWizard
September 3, 2026

Kentucky Fish and Wildlife opens fall quota hunt applications – The Advocate-Messenger

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources has opened applications for fall quota hunts, including deer, waterfowl, pheasants, and sandhill cranes. Applications can be submitted through the MyProfile online portal until midnight (CT) on September 30. A minimum fee is required per application, and applicants will receive a confirmation number. Results will be posted online by 5 p.m. ET on October 9, 2026. The quota system includes 38 deer quota hunts, waterfowl hunts at five locations, pheasant hunts at three WMAs, and statewide permits for sandhill cranes. Mentored options for youth, mobility-impaired hunts, and a maximum of 10 percent nonresident participation in deer hunts are also included. Selected hunters must purchase necessary licenses and permits before hunting. More information is available on the Quota Hunts and Waterfowl Quota Hunts webpages, as well as in the Kentucky Hunting and Trapping Guide. For inquiries, the Information Center can be contacted at 800-858-1549 or via email.
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