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How to organize favorites on Swiggy's Android app
AppWizard
April 24, 2025

How to organize favorites on Swiggy’s Android app

Swiggy allows users to manage their favorite restaurants and dishes through its Android app. To do this, users should open the app, navigate to their profile, access the 'Favorites' section, and add new favorites by tapping the heart icon on desired items. Users can also manage existing favorites by editing their list in the 'Favorites' section.
Gemini on Android Can Now Answer Queries About Google Photos
AppWizard
April 15, 2025

Gemini on Android Can Now Answer Queries About Google Photos

Google Photos has integrated with the Gemini app on Android, allowing users to interact with their photo libraries more effectively. This feature, known as Ask Photos, enables users to ask questions about their images and retrieve specific information. The rollout is gradual, and users can access it by navigating to the Gemini app, selecting Google Photos in the Apps menu, and toggling the switch to connect the AI chatbot with their photo library. Users can search for images using natural language prompts and ask questions about the content of the images. Gemini can identify images or albums and allow users to open them in Google Photos or drag and drop images into other applications, though it currently does not support photo editing or album management.
Copilot on Windows: Vision and file search begin rolling out to Windows Insiders
Winsage
April 9, 2025

Copilot on Windows: Vision and file search begin rolling out to Windows Insiders

Microsoft has rolled out an update for the Copilot app on Windows, available through the Microsoft Store. The update introduces new features, including: 1. File Search: Users can locate, open, and inquire about various file types (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx, .txt, .pdf, .json) directly from the Copilot app. Users can control access permissions in the Copilot Settings. 2. Copilot Vision: This feature allows users to share any browser or app window with Copilot, enabling it to analyze content and provide insights and spoken assistance. The update, version 1.25034.133.0 and higher, is being gradually rolled out across all Insider Channels. Copilot Vision will initially be available to Insiders in the U.S., while the file search feature will be accessible to Insiders worldwide. Users can provide feedback within the Copilot app.
Beware new Google ‘yellow warning’ that saves you from costly nightmare
AppWizard
April 1, 2025

Beware new Google ‘yellow warning’ that saves you from costly nightmare

Google has introduced a yellow warning banner in the Google Play Store to alert Android users about apps that are frequently uninstalled. This banner indicates that an app may not be meeting user expectations and could be due to poor functionality, excessive advertisements, or inflated costs. Additionally, Google has implemented two other notifications: one indicating lower user engagement with an app and another showing fewer users compared to other apps. These features aim to help users make more informed app choices and avoid potentially harmful applications. Google Play Protect is also available to scan downloaded apps for security, including those from outside the Play Store. Users can enable settings to improve harmful app detection, enhancing overall safety in the app ecosystem.
Copilot on Windows: Press to talk begins rolling out to Windows Insiders
Winsage
March 11, 2025

Copilot on Windows: Press to talk begins rolling out to Windows Insiders

Windows Insiders can now access an updated Microsoft Copilot app through the Microsoft Store, featuring enhancements for user interaction and functionality. A key new feature is the voice interaction capability, which allows users to start a voice conversation by holding down the Alt + Spacebar for two seconds. To end the conversation, users can press the Esc key, and the session will automatically conclude after a pause. The update, version 1.25024.100.0 and higher, is being rolled out gradually across Insider Channels. Users are encouraged to provide feedback through the Feedback Hub or within the Copilot app.
Update for Copilot on Windows begins rolling out to Windows Insiders with new features and improvements
Winsage
March 4, 2025

Update for Copilot on Windows begins rolling out to Windows Insiders with new features and improvements

The Microsoft Copilot app on Windows is being updated to version 1.25023.101.0 and higher, featuring a redesigned side panel for easier conversation initiation and access to conversation history. Users can ask specific questions about their PC, receiving tailored responses based on their Windows version. Quick access is available via the Alt + Space hotkey or the Copilot Key on compatible PCs. The update is being rolled out gradually through the Microsoft Store to all Insider Channels. Feedback can be submitted through the Feedback Hub or directly within the Copilot app.
How to uninstall apps on Android
AppWizard
December 25, 2024

How to uninstall apps on Android

To uninstall an app on Android, you can use one of the following methods: 1. Press and hold the app icon on the home screen until it becomes movable, then slide it to the "uninstall" area and confirm the removal. 2. Open the Google Play Store, tap on your profile icon, select "Manage apps and devices," navigate to "Manage," check the boxes for the apps you want to uninstall, and click the trash can icon to remove them. 3. Search for the app in the Play Store, open its details page, and select "uninstall" to remove it, confirming the action when prompted.
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