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October 3, 2026

Chrome for Android has windows, and they’re better than tab groups for multitasking

Chrome for Android supports the use of windows, allowing users to open multiple windows, each with its own tabs while sharing bookmarks and settings. Users can open an unlimited number of windows, which appear distinctly in Android's Recents screen. To open a new window on slab-style phones, users activate split-screen mode, tap the three-dot menu icon, and select "New window." For foldable phones, users can skip the split-screen step. Tabs can be moved between windows using the three-dot menu icon. All open windows can be managed through the Recents multitasking screen, where users can assign names or close them. This window functionality enhances multitasking and organization, making mobile browsing more akin to a desktop experience. Other browsers like Samsung Internet and Microsoft Edge have adopted similar features, while Firefox has not.

AppWizard

October 1, 2026

5 Open-Source Android Apps to Unlock Your Device

Android manufacturers curate devices, often leading to frustration for users who struggle to find specific settings due to the absence of desired features. The open-source community offers tools to enhance device functionality. MT Manager allows deep app modification directly on devices, providing access to app decompiling and editing without needing a desktop. It requires root permissions for its most powerful features and is not available on Google Play. Install with Options enables users to bypass installation restrictions on Android 7.0 and later, allowing the installation of apps outside the Google Play Store by using shell-level privileges or root access. Canta Debloater helps users safely remove carrier bloatware without root access on devices running Android 9.0 and above, using color-coded safety guidance to assist in the uninstallation process. ColorBlendr offers precise control over Material You color palettes on Android 12 and newer, allowing users to customize colors and themes with a live preview function. It requires elevated access via Root, Shizuku, or Wireless ADB. Kvaesitso Launcher replaces the default home screen with a search-centric interface, streamlining app navigation through a unified search bar that handles queries for apps, contacts, files, and calendar events. It is available on GitHub, F-Droid, and IzzyOnDroid.

AppWizard

September 14, 2026

Not Google Maps, Not Waze: Here Are 5 Navigation App Alternatives For Android Auto

Users are exploring alternatives to Google Maps for navigation solutions, focusing on data privacy and unique features. Several apps have emerged, particularly for Android Auto users, based on feedback from the Google Play Store and evaluations. TomTom offers a free navigation app compatible with Android Auto, featuring turn-by-turn navigation, real-time traffic updates, offline maps, and a focus on privacy. It has a rating of 4.3 out of 5. Sygic GPS Navigation includes turn-by-turn navigation, offline navigation, and live traffic alerts, but its full functionality requires a Premium+ subscription. It has a rating of 4.1 out of 5. OsmAnd provides extensive mapping capabilities with downloadable maps and turn-by-turn voice navigation, but Android Auto support requires a paid subscription. It has a rating of 4.5 out of 5. Calimoto is designed for motorcycle riders, offering scenic route navigation and offline maps, with a premium subscription needed for full features. It has a rating of 4.3 out of 5. MapQuest supports Android Auto and offers maps and navigation for the U.S. and Canada, with a rating of 4.6 out of 5, although it is still in beta and may have performance issues. The selection of these apps was based on their compatibility with Android Auto, user ratings of at least four out of five stars, and a combination of qualitative and quantitative data from user feedback.

AppWizard

September 8, 2026

Boox Picco is exceptionally tiny for an e-reader, but it parts ways with Android and third-party apps

Boox unveiled the Picco, a compact e-reader measuring just under 4 inches, designed for portability and set to release in November 2026. Unlike other Boox devices, the Picco does not run on Android and focuses on a streamlined design with features like an adjustable front light and custom buttons for navigation. It will primarily support the Boox store and EPUB files, lacking compatibility with third-party applications. A companion app will facilitate file transfers. The device is lightweight and has dimensions similar to a mini field journal, making it suitable for travel. Pricing is expected to be around 0, though final details are not confirmed.

AppWizard

July 17, 2026

Minecraft ObeseCat Mod V1.2.2 Update and Mighty Sword Skill Showcase

Companies are enhancing user experiences on digital platforms by integrating streamlined sign-in processes, such as passive sign-in features, to reduce friction and encourage engagement. This approach allows for seamless navigation, increases user interaction and content consumption, and prioritizes user security while simplifying access.

AppWizard

July 7, 2026

Android Auto just became much more useful for motorcycle riders with this app update

Sygic has launched its Motorbike Mode, now integrated with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, providing a dedicated navigation experience for motorcyclists. This mode allows riders to explore twisty roads, offers real-time elevation changes, monitors lean angles, and provides weather updates, along with offline maps. The integration enhances usability with larger maps on motorcycle displays, high-visibility alerts for hazards, speed limits, and weather changes, and allows navigation controls through the motorcycle's native buttons. Voice guidance is available through Bluetooth helmet systems. The update, version 26.4, responds to user feedback for a motorcycle dashboard experience. It is compatible with select models from manufacturers like Honda, Harley-Davidson, and Indian, while some premium features are exclusive to Sygic’s Premium+ subscription.

Winsage

June 1, 2026

🚨 How is Windows 11 Pro + Office 2021 somehow just $35?

Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows and Windows 11 Pro are available for .97, reduced from 9.99, until June 14 or while supplies last. The bundle includes features like enhanced multitasking tools, remote desktop access, BitLocker encryption, Hyper-V virtualization, and Windows Copilot for Windows 11 Pro, as well as lifetime access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneNote, Publisher, and Access for Microsoft Office 2021. The applications can be used offline without a subscription.