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January 17, 2026

Reddit users: r/WindowsCentral is live — join us to shape coverage, boost visibility, and help build the strongest Microsoft community online

The Editor-in-Chief of Windows Central announced the launch of their subreddit, r/windowscentral, emphasizing the vibrant community engagement it offers. Reddit allows for fast-paced discussions, immediate access to news, and real-time feedback, enhancing their journalism. The subreddit provides a direct connection to readers, free from algorithmic barriers, and fosters a collaborative space for sharing insights, troubleshooting, and engaging in technical discussions. Following the subreddit will also grant users access to behind-the-scenes content, polls, and editorial debates, strengthening the community and supporting independent tech journalism.

AppWizard

January 15, 2026

Deezer delivers a reimagined music experience on Android TV

Deezer has redesigned its Android TV app to enhance the music experience for users, featuring a modern interface, seamless navigation, vibrant visuals, and improved music discovery. The app now includes features such as Flow, track mixes, 100% artist playlists, HiFi sound quality, and word-by-word lyrics for karaoke. The updated app is available on compatible devices via the Google Play Store, with plans to launch on Fire TV through the Amazon Appstore soon. Users can transition their music library to Deezer using the Tune My Music service, which ensures data protection during the transfer process. Deezer is a global music platform founded in 2007, offering high-quality music access in over 180 countries and is publicly traded on Euronext Paris.

AppWizard

November 23, 2025

After six re-war tycoon game where you become a media mogul in 1930s New York hits 1.0 to a rave reception

News Tower, a 2D management simulator, has officially launched after six years of development and a two-year early access period, receiving a 96% 'overwhelmingly positive' rating on Steam. The game allows players to manage a newspaper set in the 1930s, where they grow their operation from a modest magazine to a thriving tabloid, facing challenges such as sourcing stories, managing staff, and navigating political pressures. It features over a thousand potential stories and is currently available for .99/£15.99 with a 20% launch discount, which expires on December 2, after which the price will increase to .99/£19.99. A demo is also available.