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AppWizard

June 19, 2026

Updated To Android 17? Some Google Apps May Stop Working On Wi-Fi

Foldable smartphones have introduced a new gaming feature, but some Pixel users are experiencing a bug that prevents certain applications from recognizing Wi-Fi connections, forcing them to use mobile data. This issue particularly affects Google apps and TikTok. While Google has not provided an official solution, some users have found workarounds, such as enabling IPv6 connections in their router settings, though results vary. The bug has emerged alongside the beta release of Android 17, leading to user frustration and the suggestion to submit bug reports to the Google Issue Tracker for resolution.

Winsage

June 19, 2026

Microsoft’s latest Windows bug belongs in the Recycle Bin

Microsoft's recent Windows update has introduced a cosmetic glitch where the confirmation dialog for permanently deleting a file from the Recycle Bin displays the internal naming convention (e.g., $Rxxxxx.ext) instead of the original file name. This issue is limited to the deletion confirmation dialog; the original file name is preserved in the Recycle Bin and displayed correctly upon restoration. Microsoft has acknowledged the problem but has not provided a public workaround, advising organizations to contact Microsoft Support for assistance. A resolution is in progress and will be included in a future update. The glitch affects desktop versions of Windows from Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016 to Windows 11 26H1, as well as Windows Server editions from 2012 to 2025.

AppWizard

June 19, 2026

Minecraft’s 26.2 update just fixed a bug that’s 14 years old

Mojang released the Minecraft 26.2 update, named Chaos Cubed, on June 16, which introduced a new Sulfur Caves biome and the Sulfur Cube mob, along with various bug fixes. A significant fix in this update resolved a 14-year-old bug, designated as "MC-4," that affected item drops at the edge of blocks on online servers. This bug was first reported on October 24, 2012, and was officially marked as resolved in the recent update after 4,983 days. Mojang's Lead Designer, Jens 'Jeb' Bergensten, had previously noted attempts to fix the issue in 2016. Another unresolved bug, known as MC-14, involves minecarts occupying the same space while maintaining momentum.

AppWizard

June 19, 2026

Commodore’s New Flip Phone Skips Android for Linux-Based Sailfish OS

A year after its revival, the Commodore brand is re-entering the mobile phone market with the retro flip phone called the Commodore Callback 8020. This device runs on a privacy-focused Linux-based operating system, Jolla's Sailfish OS, and features stringent software restrictions that block browsers and social media applications. It comes preloaded with WhatsApp and supports other messaging services like Signal, Telegram, and WeChat. The Callback 8020 is powered by a MediaTek Helio G81 chip, has 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of expandable storage. It features a 3.25-inch IPS display, a 1.77-inch exterior screen, and a tactile T9 keypad. The rear camera has a 48MP Sony sensor, and the phone includes a removable 1550mAh battery. Connectivity options include dual-SIM 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, hotspot, and GPS. The Callback 8020 will be available in five colors, with prices starting at .99, and units are expected to ship this winter.

Winsage

June 19, 2026

Windows Platform Security and the Race to Secure AI Agents

Microsoft has introduced the Microsoft Execution Containers (MXC) SDK to establish Windows as a reliable operating system for autonomous agents, focusing on containment, identity, and manageability. The MXC framework serves as a policy-driven execution layer for agents on Windows and Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), allowing developers to set access permissions using JSON or TypeScript. It employs process and session isolation for agent containment and identity. Future enhancements will include micro-VM support for high-risk tasks and integration with Windows 365 for cloud PC workloads. IT teams can manage MXC policies through Entra ID and Intune, while Defender and Purview provide protection and observability. The MXC framework is built on Microsoft's security initiatives, including Secure Boot and passwordless sign-in, allowing agents to inherit a secure foundation. However, early commentary expresses caution regarding MXC's perception as a comprehensive security solution, noting issues with overly permissive policies and the lack of outbound network filtering. Other platforms, such as Linux, are also enhancing security for agents with kernel-level isolation and secure environments like NVIDIA's OpenShell runtime. Various projects are focusing on agent sandboxes within Kubernetes, employing technologies like gVisor and Kata Containers for isolation. Overall, no singular dominant platform security model for AI agents has emerged, with Windows' MXC still considered nascent compared to existing solutions in Linux and Kubernetes ecosystems.

AppWizard

June 19, 2026

Android 17 is making Pixel widgets vanish, but Google already has a fix in the works

Users of Android 17 have reported that home screen widgets are disappearing after the latest stable update, specifically on devices with a work profile. Google is aware of the issue and is working on a fix, which may be included in the next month's security update. Currently, there is no effective workaround other than removing the work profile, which allows users to restore their widgets by restarting the device and re-adding them.

AppWizard

June 18, 2026

Xbox is porting two classic Call of Duty games to PlayStation — and they’re coming very, very soon

Treyarch announced that Call of Duty: Black Ops (2010) and Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 (2012) will be ported to PlayStation platforms, likely for PS4 and PS5, starting in July. Iron Galaxy Studios will handle the modernization of these titles. The games have been available on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S since 2016 through Microsoft's Backwards Compatibility Program. There are uncertainties about whether existing PS3 owners will access the new versions for free or transfer their progress. The new ports are expected to integrate with the existing server network. Xbox and PC players have expressed frustration over issues with Black Ops and Black Ops 2 on Xbox, including a locked 720p resolution and hacking problems, as well as the absence of these titles on Xbox Game Pass.

AppWizard

June 18, 2026

Android 17 users are running into some strange problems with Wi-Fi data in certain apps

Android 17 has been released for Pixel phone users, introducing new features like Bubbles. However, users of devices from the Pixel 7 to the Pixel 10 series are experiencing Wi-Fi connectivity issues, where apps are not utilizing the Wi-Fi connection and instead using mobile data. This problem predominantly affects Google apps, although some still work over Wi-Fi. Discussions suggest that enabling IPv6 support on home routers might resolve the issue, but attempts to replicate the problem by disabling IPv6 and mobile data were unsuccessful. The issue has raised concerns about the thoroughness of testing prior to the update's release.

Winsage

June 17, 2026

Microsoft reveals Teams can’t run well on low-RAM PCs, builds Efficiency Mode after years of bloat

Microsoft Teams is testing a new feature called "Efficiency mode," which will be available to all users by the end of June 2026. This mode aims to enhance performance on PCs with limited RAM, particularly those with 8GB RAM. Efficiency mode activates automatically when Teams detects that a device is hardware-constrained, optimizing performance by reducing video resolution and minimizing resource usage. The initial implementation includes changes such as dynamically adjusting video output and opening with a pre-selected chat. Users can opt out of Efficiency mode via the Settings menu. Microsoft is also exploring additional enhancements to improve chat access and reduce lag.

Winsage

June 16, 2026

“My jaw dropped”: Dell just launched its new $599 XPS 13, and I don’t think the Windows 11 laptop market will ever be the same

Dell's XPS 13 has been released with a starting price of 9 for students and ,199 for other customers. It features Intel Core Series 3 processors, a 13.4-inch display with 2.5K resolution, and a 120Hz refresh rate. The laptop includes Dolby Atmos tuning, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and a 1080p webcam with an IR sensor. Upcoming models will have Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors and an additional Storm color option. The XPS 13 allows RAM upgrades to 16GB or 32GB, unlike the MacBook Neo, which has a fixed 8GB limit. Initial reviews have been positive, highlighting its design and pricing.