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One of the best ways to dodge Windows 11's system requirements gets a new look, a new purpose, and a funny new name
Winsage
July 31, 2025

One of the best ways to dodge Windows 11’s system requirements gets a new look, a new purpose, and a funny new name

Microsoft prefers users to invest in new PCs for upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11, as many existing machines do not meet the new system requirements. Unofficial methods to install Windows 11 on older hardware have emerged, with tools like Rufus and Flyby11 (now rebranded as Flyoobe) facilitating this process. Flyoobe focuses on enhancing the out-of-box experience (OOBE) for users, offering expanded personalization options, improved visual customization, and refined navigation controls. The latest update includes features such as clearer feedback on Windows Update and fixes for display scaling issues. Rufus remains popular for quick installations, while Flyoobe targets users seeking a more customizable setup experience.
Popular tool for bypassing Windows 11 requirements check gets rebrand and new OOBE features
Winsage
July 31, 2025

Popular tool for bypassing Windows 11 requirements check gets rebrand and new OOBE features

Windows 10 is nearing its end-of-life date, impacting many users who cannot upgrade to Windows 11 due to hardware requirements. A third-party tool called Flyby11 has been rebranded as Flyoobe, now at version 0.35, focusing on improving the out-of-the-box experience by debloating Windows and bypassing Windows 11's requirement checks. The new features in Flyoobe version 0.35 include: - An expanded Personalization page for independent theme mode switching. - Enhanced visual customization broadcasting for instant changes across the system. - An option on the Getting Started page for adding devices to a domain. - A revamped Windows Update page for clearer feedback on downloads and installations. - Refined navigation controls for a more intuitive interface. - Resolved issues related to custom display scaling. Flyoobe may trigger alerts from Microsoft Defender, which the developer claims are false detections. Users can download Flyoobe from its GitHub page, but should be cautious as modifying a Windows image carries risks.
Google's on the right track with desktop mode in Android 16
AppWizard
June 11, 2025

Google’s on the right track with desktop mode in Android 16

Android 16 introduces a fully functional desktop mode for Pixel phone users, similar to Samsung's DeX feature, as part of the Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2. This desktop mode is accessible out of the box but is still in Developer Preview. Google collaborated with Samsung on its design, featuring a Dock with an app drawer, open apps, and navigation controls. Users can manage app windows with smooth transitions and can snap windows to the sides of the screen. However, there are issues, such as a persistent toolbar in text fields and app windows disappearing upon reconnection. Future updates may improve these features, and there is potential for a dual-screen setup with the upcoming Pixel 9 Pro Fold.
Fitbit app gets foldable, tablet redesign on Android
AppWizard
November 19, 2024

Fitbit app gets foldable, tablet redesign on Android

Fitbit for Android has been updated to better accommodate larger screens, particularly tablets and foldable devices. The new design features four customizable stat rings arranged side-by-side, replacing the previous layout of one large circle and three smaller ones. The app now utilizes a dual-column layout instead of a single stat card, improving space efficiency and navigation, especially in landscape mode. Enhanced navigation controls for viewing previous and next days have also been added. This update is part of version 4.30, which may have been released prior to the official announcement. The app currently does not include a dark theme, but there are expectations for its introduction as Google migrates legacy stat pages to the new design.
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