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AppWizard

August 15, 2026

WoW’s haunted: Players report that their disconnected friends’ characters are starting to play the game on their own

Players of World of Warcraft (WoW) have reported that since the release of the Midnight's 12.1 patch, disconnected characters are exhibiting unexpected behavior by moving and engaging in combat autonomously. A YouTube video shared on the WoW subreddit shows an Evoker character continuing to fight after the player disconnected. Longtime players have expressed discomfort at seeing characters perform actions that contradict typical disconnection cues. Other players have shared similar experiences, leading to speculation that this may be an early version of a disconnect protection feature. WoW has previously used NPC dungeon follower technology, suggesting that Blizzard might have adapted this technology to allow disconnected characters to continue participating in combat. As of now, Blizzard has not commented on this phenomenon.

AppWizard

August 13, 2026

PC Gamer magazine’s new issue is on sale now: Onimusha: Way of the Sword

PC Gamer has an exclusive feature on Onimusha: Way of the Sword, a new action sword-fighting game from Capcom, marking its return after two decades. The magazine includes insights from seven developers and highlights the game's unique swordfight experience. Additionally, it features a 32-page supplement titled PC Gamer's Top 100, showcasing the top 100 games for PC gamers in 2026. The issue also includes an A1 poster of Onimusha, discusses favorite co-op games, and provides hands-on impressions of upcoming titles like The Blood of Dawnwalker and others. It reviews new releases such as Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced and is available in PDF and EPUB formats.

AppWizard

August 12, 2026

B.AI APP Android Version Officially Launched

The B.AI APP has launched on the Android platform, providing features similar to its web version for mobile users. A new "Service Availability Detection" feature allows real-time monitoring of APIs and web routes for stable connections. Users can download the app by visiting the B.AI official website and scanning a QR code or by scanning a QR code on a promotional poster.

Winsage

August 11, 2026

Windows 11’s RAM-hogging, advert-laden Weather app is the poster child for everything that’s wrong with the operating system

The Weather app in Windows 11 can consume over 1GB of RAM, raising concerns about performance and user experience. Microsoft is aware of the need for performance enhancements, particularly for devices with limited RAM, as many manufacturers are reverting to 8GB laptops. The app's memory usage and inclusion of advertisements contribute to user frustration, with complaints similar to those from Windows 10. Users express discontent over ads in native apps, questioning the value of a paid operating system. Microsoft has committed to reducing upselling in Windows 11, and addressing the Weather app's issues could improve user satisfaction.

BetaBeacon

August 1, 2026

5 of the best new Android apps you need to try this August

A new app called Messages by OzarksMade aims to emulate the look and feel of Samsung Messages and include RCS support via integration with Google Messages.

Winsage

July 30, 2026

You might think Linux always wins — but a lifelong Linux user found something in Windows 11 worth switching for

A Linux user with extensive experience transitioned to Windows 11 for practical reasons, citing compatibility with essential applications like Microsoft Office and Autodesk software as key factors. Despite acknowledging flaws in Windows 11, he found it better suited to his workflow. The discussion highlighted that many users differentiate between the operating system and Microsoft's corporate practices, with some praising Windows 11's improvements while criticizing Microsoft's approach. Concerns about resource usage and user control were also raised, along with the appeal of Linux's customization options. Ultimately, the debate emphasizes that the choice of operating system depends on individual needs and workflows rather than a definitive superiority of one over the other.

Winsage

July 29, 2026

If you’ve spent years hearing Linux is always better, this Windows 11 story might change your mind — it certainly surprised even me

A Linux user, @Puzzleheaded-Sky2284, switched to Windows 11 for practical reasons, citing better compatibility with essential applications like Microsoft Office and Autodesk software. He emphasized that his decision was based on functionality rather than ideological preferences. The discussion highlighted that while Windows 11 has improved in addressing issues related to fragmentation and updates, criticisms remain regarding resource management and Microsoft's policies. Linux continues to attract users due to its high level of control and customization, although it can be less accessible due to fragmentation within the community. Ultimately, the choice between operating systems depends on individual workflows rather than brand loyalty.

BetaBeacon

July 10, 2026

Google is working on a new ‘memories games’ feature for Google Photos

Google Photos is working on a new feature called "Memories Games" that will create games based on the people, places, and things in your photos and memories.

AppWizard

July 2, 2026

Pixel users aren’t receiving calls, but the issue might be Google’s phone app

Pixel users are experiencing a "missing incoming call" bug that prevents notifications for incoming calls across various Pixel devices. This issue is linked to the Google Phone app and has persisted for several months, affecting users even after updates, including those on the Android 17 QPR1 Beta 5. Reports indicate that some users have resolved the issue by disabling the Call Screen feature. Android Central has noted the problem and reached out to Google for clarification.

AppWizard

June 30, 2026

‘Minecraft’s’ New Herschel Bag Collab Sees Items Disappearing From Inventory—Should You Get It?

Players are experiencing issues with item disappearance from their inventories when using the Herschel bag in Minecraft. A bug report has been submitted to Mojang, indicating that items stored in the bag vanish upon logging back into the game. The Herschel Backpack Trials add-on offers 16 pages of space, totaling 384 slots, and includes features like automatic sorting and a soul-bound characteristic. Despite the bug, the add-on has a 4.5-star rating on the Minecraft Marketplace, suggesting that most players are enjoying it without issues. Players are advised to empty the backpack before logging off to avoid losing valuable items.