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AppWizard

June 3, 2026

A retro-geeky Android home screen remix

Key Launcher features a T9 keypad for easy access to widgets and a phone dialer. Users can customize their home screen with swipeable widget stacks and access widgets through the Widget Center. Swiping down activates a customizable shortcut. The app offers extensive settings for personalization, with both free and Pro versions available.

AppWizard

June 3, 2026

Gabe Newell Says Players Have ‘Enormous Choice’ When Pressed on Steam Monopoly Accusations, Report Says

Gabe Newell, founder and president of Valve, denied allegations that Steam operates as a monopoly, stating that gamers have numerous purchasing options beyond Steam, including consoles and other platforms like the Epic Games Store. Steam has maintained its dominance in the digital PC gaming market for over a decade, with a 60% increase in its user base in the past five years, reaching around 42 million active users. Despite competition from Epic Games, which offers an 88% revenue share to developers, it has not displaced Steam. Newell also addressed claims that Valve restricts pricing strategies for publishers on non-Steam platforms, asserting that Valve does not dictate pricing to third-party developers. Valve is currently facing multiple lawsuits, including an antitrust case and another related to loot boxes.

AppWizard

June 3, 2026

PC Users Can Grab 18 Free Games This Month, Saving $100s In Total

Amazon Prime subscribers can claim 18 PC games for free through Amazon Luna in June. The available games include: - Hollow Knight: Voidheart Edition - Mega Man 11 - ULTRAKILL - Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered - Mafia III: Definitive Edition - XCOM: Chimera Squad Upcoming games include: - Tested on Humans: Escape Room (11 June) - Sin Slayers: Reign of the 8th (11 June) - G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra (11 June) - Paradise Killer (11 June) - Between Time: Escape Room (18 June) - Sugardew Island (18 June) - Wargame Construction Set III: Age of Rifles 1846-1905 (18 June) - Space Grunts 2 (18 June) - Space Grunts: Chrono Shard (25 June) - Please Touch The Artwork (25 June) - Terraforming Mars (25 June) - Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch (25 June) These titles are available as PC codes redeemable on platforms like GOG, the Epic Games Store, or the Amazon Games App.

Winsage

June 3, 2026

Microsoft Brings AI Agents Directly Into the Windows Terminal

Microsoft has released Intelligent Terminal 0.1, an open-source variant of Windows Terminal that includes native agent functionality. It can be installed via the Microsoft Store or WinGet and operates alongside the existing Windows Terminal. Intelligent Terminal allows users to troubleshoot issues directly within the terminal by interacting with an AI agent that understands the terminal context. The tool features a persistent agent pane for seamless interaction, with GitHub Copilot CLI as the default agent, though it supports any ACP-compatible agent. Automatic error detection is included, providing users with relevant error context and potential fixes. An agent management panel helps users oversee multiple agents and their statuses. The Command Palette has been updated to facilitate agent interactions without disrupting the workflow. Microsoft plans to evolve Intelligent Terminal based on community feedback, with its GitHub repository open for contributions. The release also marks the phasing out of Terminal Chat in Windows Terminal Canary, while the mainline Windows Terminal remains unchanged.

AppWizard

June 3, 2026

New games in June 2026: It’s a big month for Bungie and showcase reveals, but we’re missing a key part of the monthly formula

June features a tranquil gaming landscape with both blockbuster and indie titles. Key upcoming releases include: - June 2: Marathon (Steam) launches Season 2 with a new "PvP-lite" mode called Sponsored Survival. - June 5: The Gothic Remake (Steam) is released, overhauling the classic 2001 RPG. - June 8: Solarpunk (Steam) introduces sustainability to survival crafting. - June 9: Destiny 2 (Steam) receives its final live service update. - June 10: Burglin' Gnomes (Steam) offers a lighthearted co-op experience. - June 18: Shift at Midnight (Steam) blends horror with gas station management. Major updates include: - June 2: Final Fantasy 14 expands endgame content with a legendary villain. - June 11: Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader (Steam) unveils its third story expansion, The Infinite Museion. - June 16: Dead by Daylight adds Jason to its roster; Warhammer 40,000: Darktide introduces a new class. - June 18: Dave the Diver adds a new freshwater ecosystem and missions in its In the Jungle DLC. Notable events include: - Sony State of Play on June 2. - Summer Game Fest starting June 5. - Wholesome Direct on June 6. - PC Gaming Show on June 7. - Steam's themed sales, including Bullet Fest from June 8 – 15 and the Steam Summer Sale from June 25 – July 9.

Winsage

June 3, 2026

Windows 11 Insider Build Adds AI Model Management Page With Limited Uninstall Support

Researchers at Pureinfotech discovered a new AI Components page in the Windows 11 Insider Experimental Preview build 26300.8553, which provides detailed information about local AI models on Copilot+ PCs. The page includes details such as the publisher, version, installation date, size, and total usage of each model. Currently, users can only uninstall the Phi Silica model, while it's uncertain if other AI components will have similar capabilities. The build also introduces expanded customization options for the Start menu, enhanced search functionality, and support for touch swipe gestures. The management page aims to address user concerns about the automatic installation of AI features and the need for transparency regarding their usage. Although the feature is not officially accessible yet, it indicates potential plans for future updates.

Winsage

June 3, 2026

Build 2026: Furthering Windows as the trusted platform for development

Build is an annual event focused on connecting with the global developer community and sharing innovations. Feedback from developers emphasizes the need for a frictionless and adaptable platform for seamless development across various environments. Key announcements include: - Coreutils for Windows: A suite of Linux-like command line utilities available natively on Windows. - WSL containers: A forthcoming public preview feature for creating and interacting with Linux containers. - Windows Development Skills: Structured knowledge for building native Windows apps using WinUI3 and WinApp CLI, now generally available. - Intelligent Terminal: An experimental feature integrating context-aware intelligence into the terminal for improved debugging and task execution. - Windows Developer Configurations: A WinGet-powered setup for distraction-free development, now generally available. - Windows 365 with Developer Configuration: A pre-configured cloud-based development environment in public preview. For security, the announcements include: - Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC) SDK: A policy-driven execution layer for agent access and containment, available in early preview. - Agent 365 integration: Enhances security for agents with protections from Defender, Entra, Intune, and Purview, available in preview. - OpenClaw: Runs securely on Windows using MXC for easy installation of agent connections. - NVIDIA's OpenShell: A deployment package for autonomous agents on Windows, built on MXC. - Windows 365 for Agents: Secure Cloud PCs for executing enterprise workflows, now generally available. For AI capabilities: - Aion 1.0 Instruct: An on-device small language model for local workloads, available soon. - Expanded Windows AI APIs: Now accessible on more Windows 11 PCs, enhancing local AI capabilities. - Surface RTX Spark Dev Box: A device for developers featuring NVIDIA RTX Spark silicon for local AI workloads. - DGX Station for Windows: A powerful AI supercomputer for developing agents, coming in Q4. - Project Solara: A platform for agent-driven experiences, simplifying development across environments. - New Speech Recognition API: Real-time, on-device transcription capabilities. - Expansion of Windows AI APIs across GPUs and CPUs: Now available for broader hardware support. Windows is enhancing its security framework to reduce risks and ensure robust protection for applications.

Winsage

June 3, 2026

How to Use New Windows 11 Screen Tint Feature

Microsoft has introduced a "Screen tint" feature in Windows 11, aimed at enhancing accessibility for users with varying visual needs. This feature is currently available only to Windows Insiders running build 26300.8497 and provides a full-screen color overlay to reduce eye strain. Users can activate it through the Accessibility settings by toggling the "Show a color overlay" option and customizing the tint color and intensity. Alternatives to the Screen tint feature include the Night Light, which reduces blue light emissions, and Color Filters, designed for individuals with color blindness.

AppWizard

June 3, 2026

Score Razer’s Minecraft Edition Cobra gaming mouse for your battlestation while it’s just $20 (All-time low)

Woot is offering the Razer Minecraft Edition Cobra gaming mouse for .99 with Prime shipping. New customers can use the promo code RAZERWOOT to receive an additional discount, lowering the final price to .99, which is a 63% reduction from its standard retail price of .99. This is the lowest price ever recorded for this model. The mouse features a green-and-black design, Razer's Gen 3 optical switches, an 8,500 DPI optical sensor, customizable RGB lighting, 100% PTFE mouse feet, and a flexible Speedflex cable.

AppWizard

June 3, 2026

Over 116,000 Mincraft systems infected in WeedHack malware campaign

A malware operation called WeedHack has targeted Minecraft players since January, compromising over 116,000 systems with daily infections between 2,000 and 3,000. It primarily distributes malware through malicious mods, clients, cheats, and utilities promoted on YouTube, utilizing SEO poisoning to reach victims. The campaign features polished YouTube videos with embedded download links and targets keywords related to popular Minecraft clients. WeedHack operates as a malware-as-a-service (MaaS) model, offering a free tier that steals Minecraft session IDs, cookies, and passwords across various platforms, and a premium tier with enhanced capabilities. The operation's Telegram channel has over 800 members, mostly teenagers or young adults. Minecraft players are advised to trust only official sources for mods and verify download links to protect against these threats.