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AppWizard
April 4, 2025
Intel Unison will cease operations on June 30, 2025. The app has been recognized for transforming Android tablets into external displays and allowing users to make calls, send texts, and transfer files from Windows PCs. While some features can be replicated with Microsoft Phone Link, many users prefer Intel Unison for its comprehensive experience. Lenovo Aura platforms will continue to support Intel Unison until the end of 2025. The app requires Windows 11 machines with at least version 22H2 and a minimum of a 12th-generation Intel Core i5 processor, but it is also compatible with non-Intel machines. Certain Intel Evo 13th-generation and later devices came pre-installed with Intel Unison. Users will need to switch to Microsoft Phone Link for connectivity between Android devices and Windows PCs after the discontinuation.
AppWizard
March 23, 2025
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is now available on the Xbox app for PC Game Pass users, with a game trial accessible through EA Play. The console version does not show a Game Pass tag, while a "PC Game Pass" version is listed. There is speculation that the PC listing may have been published prematurely. The game recently joined PS Plus Extra and is expected to be available on Game Pass Ultimate through EA Play, though this process can take over a year. The game has received a perfect score of 10 and is considered one of the best video games ever made, offering nearly sixty hours of gameplay with impactful choices that shape the narrative.
AppWizard
March 12, 2025
Malware, specifically a new spyware variant called KoSpy, has been linked to a North Korean hacking group known as ScarCruft (APT37). Researchers at Lookout Threat Lab discovered KoSpy concealed within deceptive applications like file managers and security software. Once installed, it can extract sensitive information such as SMS messages, call logs, device location, and access files. It can also record audio and video, capture screenshots, and log keystrokes. The data collected is transmitted to Command and Control servers encrypted with a hardcoded AES key and utilizes Firebase Firestore for configuration data. At least one malicious application associated with KoSpy was found on the Google Play Store, downloaded over ten times, and similar apps were also on third-party app store APKPure. Google has since removed the identified applications and deactivated the related Firebase projects.
AppWizard
November 13, 2024
GOG has evolved from focusing on classic games to including modern blockbusters and has announced a commitment to enhancing vintage titles for contemporary hardware through the GOG Preservation Program. This program aims to restore older games, focusing on eliminating bugs and integrating modern features, and will award a "Good Old Game" badge to titles that pass the restoration process. Games with this badge will include all downloadable content, expansions, manuals, and offline installers, and will be DRM-free. GOG is relaunching over 100 games with this status, including notable titles like the Resident Evil series, Diablo, System Shock 2, and Fallout. The program aims to eventually include all games, but restoration requires permission from original developers or publishers.
AppWizard
November 13, 2024
GOG is launching the GOG Preservation Program, aimed at enhancing the compatibility of classic games with modern hardware. This initiative includes bug fixes and the integration of modern features, resulting in a "Good Old Game" badge for titles that pass the restoration process. Games with this badge will be the most complete versions available, including all downloadable content, expansions, and supplementary materials, and will be free of DRM. Over 100 games, including iconic titles like Resident Evil 1, 2, and 3, Diablo, System Shock 2, and Fallout: New Vegas, are being reintroduced under this program. GOG aims for all games, classic or recent, to eventually be part of the Preservation Program, although confirming eligibility requires securing permission from original developers and publishers.
AppWizard
November 4, 2024
A number of Pixel device owners are experiencing issues with Google Play services, which is displaying a message that it is “not supported by your device.” This malfunction affects both first and third-party applications, rendering them inoperable on Android 15 stable and QPR1 Beta versions. Popular applications like Gmail are unable to function, and the Discover feed is also impacted. The Play Store is returning an error message indicating that Google Play Services is not available or too old. The issue may extend beyond Pixel devices to other Android users. Some users speculate that the problem may be related to the Google Play services beta program. Suggested troubleshooting steps include opting out of the beta program, restarting devices, and updating to the latest stable version of Play services, though these solutions have not worked for everyone. Some users have resolved the issue by performing a factory reset.
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