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May 28, 2026

Microsoft Adds Docking Option to Windows 11 Copilot That Resizes the Desktop to Make Room

Microsoft is introducing a docking feature for the Windows 11 Copilot app, allowing it to be pinned to the left or right edge of the screen. This feature automatically resizes other open applications to create additional workspace and is being rolled out progressively. The update includes layout options for Copilot, such as functioning as a standalone app, picture-in-picture mode, and the new docking options. When docked, the interface adjusts to accommodate the Copilot panel, even resizing full-screen applications like File Explorer. The latest update reintroduces a layout similar to the original sidebar design from 2024, integrating Copilot alongside other applications. The current version of Copilot operates as an Edge-based wrapper, and users can choose to use it as a standalone application if preferred. The docking layout allows for easier access to features like Copilot Vision, but Microsoft has not confirmed automatic docking for certain features. The rollout is gradual, and not all users will have immediate access to the new options.

AppWizard

May 28, 2026

Fake ‘Cockroach Janta Party’ Android app flagged as critical malware threat, report warns

A cybersecurity report released on May 22, 2026, identifies a counterfeit Android application posing as the official app of the Cockroach Janta Party as a significant malware threat. The malicious app, known as Cockroach.Janta.Party, functions as a Remote Access Trojan (RAT) and can infiltrate Android devices, steal sensitive information, intercept communications, and control infected smartphones. The genuine Cockroach Janta Party has no affiliation with this app and is a victim of brand impersonation. The app is distributed through WhatsApp, Telegram, and misleading websites, particularly a rogue domain, cockroachjantaparty[.]org. It targets Android devices running versions 8.0 to 14 and requests elevated permissions, including access to camera, SMS, call logs, and contacts, while misusing the Android Accessibility Service to read on-screen content and grant itself additional permissions. The app contains multiple malicious modules for data exfiltration and uses a Command and Control infrastructure based on the Telegram Bot API. Users are advised to uninstall the app, disable Accessibility permissions, reset banking credentials, enable two-factor authentication, and conduct a full mobile security scan. The legitimate Cockroach Janta Party is encouraged to issue a formal clarification regarding the impersonation.

AppWizard

May 28, 2026

New Windows 11 update will actually make your PC faster

The Windows 11 update "KB5089573" is designed to enhance PC efficiency and speed, focusing on performance improvements during app launches and core shell experiences like the Start menu and Search. It introduces "Low Latency Profiles" to maximize CPU frequency temporarily when an application is launched, making app launches up to 40% faster and core shell experiences up to 70% quicker. Reliability enhancements include improvements to the sign-in screen, File Explorer, touch gestures, Task Manager, and the ability to share Bluetooth connections with two devices. This update is part of Microsoft's K2 initiative to optimize Windows 11 based on user feedback, with plans for further enhancements in the future. The update is available for installation through the Windows Update tool.

AppWizard

May 28, 2026

Steam Workshop now looks like it was designed in this decade

Valve has released a significant update to the Steam Workshop, enhancing the user experience with a new browsing interface that has been in beta testing since April. The update features a streamlined browsing UI for exploring user-created mods, improved filtering options, and a more efficient use of screen space. Users can now sort mods by required downloadable content (DLC) and view mod descriptions by hovering over listings. The updated interface is now available to all Steam users, who are encouraged to check for client updates if they do not see the changes.

AppWizard

May 28, 2026

Indie dev earns Reddit love after telling people not to buy their game because it’s going on sale soon

Final Sentence is a battle royale typing game that gained attention in 2025 when PC Gamer's Harvey Randall reviewed it. The game features players typing at a typewriter while a masked figure threatens them. It includes a round-based battle royale mode and a one-on-one duel mode. Available on Steam, it has a "very positive" rating from nearly 800 user reviews. Developer Button Mash has advised players to hold off on purchasing the game temporarily, humorously suggesting it could help clean keyboards. The game typically retails for £9.09/€10.25, with modest savings during sales. A Reddit post about the sale strategy received over 33,000 upvotes, sparking discussions among the community. Button Mash plans to start a sale soon, accompanied by an update introducing new features like real-time leaderboards and adjustable difficulty settings. Nearly 350,000 users have wishlisted the game.

AppWizard

May 28, 2026

Here’s How to Make Changes or Suggest Edits in Google Maps

Users can contribute to Google Maps by submitting new locations, correcting existing entries, and suggesting changes to routes. To add a new location, users can drop a pin on the map and select options to add a missing place or business, providing details like name, category, and additional information such as contact numbers and photos. Edits to existing entries can be made by selecting a location and navigating through the info card to suggest changes like updated hours or location corrections. Users can also update road information and provide feedback on directions through specific features in the app. All submissions undergo a review process, but there is no guarantee that changes will be implemented.

Winsage

May 28, 2026

InPost locker caught shipping unactivated Windows

An InPost locker in High Wycombe displayed an "Activate Windows" message, indicating it was running an unactivated version of Windows. InPost, a Polish logistics company, operates over 14,000 automated lockers in the UK for parcel drop-off and collection. The incident highlights potential issues with software compatibility and the need for regular updates, as the locker may be vulnerable to bugs without activation.

AppWizard

May 27, 2026

‘This world means so much to us’: Overwatch’s game director celebrates its 10 year anniversary by mapping out how it all began

Team 4 is celebrating the tenth anniversary of Overwatch with nostalgic game modes, exclusive cosmetics, and loot boxes. Game director Aaron Keller shared that development began in mid-2013 after the cancellation of Project Titan. He revealed that some concepts from the abandoned project influenced Overwatch, including character Cole Cassidy. The team had a limited time to pitch Overwatch and focused on seamless information delivery in gameplay, such as health indicators and sound cues. Character designs were initially met with skepticism but later generated excitement. Iconic maps like King's Row and Throne of Anubis were developed, with Anubis being the first completed map after extensive conceptual work. Keller expressed gratitude to the community for their support over the past decade.

AppWizard

May 27, 2026

How this 20-year-old went from building worlds in Minecraft to making Hollywood movies

Kane Parsons, a 20-year-old filmmaker, began creating intricate worlds at age 10 and is set to release his debut feature film, Backrooms, on May 28. The film follows an architect-turned-furniture store owner who discovers a hidden portal leading to a maze of unsettling rooms, prompting his therapist to rescue him. Parsons was inspired by an internet image related to the "Backrooms" concept, which he initially interpreted using 3D graphics software, leading to a viral YouTube video with over 78 million views. He signed a deal with indie studio A24 and collaborated with notable industry figures, including horror producer James Wan and director Osgood Perkins. The film features actors Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve and represents Parsons' vision of a haunting journey through a labyrinthine reality.

AppWizard

May 27, 2026

Minecraft 26.2 pre-release 1 patch notes: Sulfur Cube changes, bug fixes, and more

Mojang has launched the pre-release phase for Minecraft Java Edition 26.2, focusing on bug fixes in preparation for the Chaos Cubed update. The Peer-to-Peer connection feature has been removed due to unsatisfactory user experience. Patch notes include: - Small Sulfur Cubes have updated models and textures, with unique sounds for each archetype. - The fog color in Sulfur Caves has been updated, and the maximum growth length of Sulfur Spikes has been reduced. - Continuous Geyser setups now require a Lava block to erupt. - Updated sounds for chicken variants and Small Sulfur Cubes when fed Slimeballs. - The Friends List button is now always visible on the title screen. - New server properties for chat and command spam thresholds have been introduced, defaulting to 10 seconds. Bug fixes include: - Resolved framerate loss during rendering of decorated pots and banners. - Fixed issues with players being kicked for rapid command sending in multiplayer. - Addressed overgrowth of Sulfur Spikes in Sulfur Caves. - Corrected the absence of a texture for Small Sulfur Cubes. - Fixed a crash when an Evoker retaliated against its Vex. - Resolved inventory issues after death with keep_inventory disabled. - Fixed Shulkers suffocating when opening while suspended. - Addressed a softlock issue when creating a new world if the saves folder was unwritable. - Corrected fog color in Sulfur Caves to match Bedrock Edition. Minecraft 26.2 Pre-Release 1 is available for download through the Minecraft Launcher by enabling snapshots in the "Installations" tab.