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Morphe v1.32.0 brings back a heavily missed YouTube feature
AppWizard
June 24, 2026

Morphe v1.32.0 brings back a heavily missed YouTube feature

Morphe has released its v1.32.0 patch bundle, which includes interface enhancements and bug fixes. Key features include a settings toggle to revert to the previous video action bar layout, restoring the dislike counter on YouTube (as estimates), and the option to hide the “Connect” button. Users can filter comments using a keyword-based comment blocker and open videos in fullscreen mode. The update also enhances the top toolbar with options to hide the Cast and live Chat buttons. Compatibility updates include experimental support for Reddit (version 2026.25.0), YouTube Music (version 9.24.51), and YouTube (version 21.25.523). Bug fixes address issues with link redirects, app crashes in tablet mode, player popup panels, and playback issues in YouTube Music. The update is available through the Morphe Manager application.
Windows 11 Adds Point‑in‑Time Restore for System Recovery
Winsage
June 24, 2026

Windows 11 Adds Point‑in‑Time Restore for System Recovery

Point-in-time restore is a new feature for Windows 11 that allows administrators to revert systems to a previous stable state, streamlining recovery from issues like problematic updates or software conflicts. It automatically generates restore points every 24 hours, retaining them for up to 72 hours and using a maximum of 2 percent of disk space. This feature is available on Windows 11 version 24H2 and later across all editions, including Enterprise, Pro, and Home. Administrators can initiate the restore process through the Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE) by selecting a restore point. Future enhancements will include remote restore capabilities through Microsoft Intune.
Get 2 Years of Surfshark VPN and Antivirus for $2.79 Per Month This Prime Day
Tech Optimizer
June 24, 2026

Get 2 Years of Surfshark VPN and Antivirus for $2.79 Per Month This Prime Day

An advertiser has invested in editorial consideration for a deal that offers two years of Surfshark's VPN and antivirus service for less than .49 per month. Customers opting for the two-year Surfshark One plan receive an additional three months at no extra cost, totaling 27 months of coverage for .33, which breaks down to .49 per month. This offer coincides with Amazon Prime Day and is presented as a cost-effective subscription for long-term security solutions. Surfshark is recognized as the best-value VPN, offering three plans: Starter, One, and One Plus, with the One plan being the optimal choice for most users. It includes antivirus protection, data breach notifications, and a private search engine.
“This is the gaming handheld we’ve been waiting for” — MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ review of a masterpiece priced for the few
Winsage
June 24, 2026

“This is the gaming handheld we’ve been waiting for” — MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ review of a masterpiece priced for the few

The MSI Claw 8 EX AI+ is a gaming handheld powered by Intel's Arc G3 Extreme processor, priced at 9.99. It features an 8-inch FHD+ display (1920x1200) with 500 nits brightness and supports variable refresh rates from 48Hz to 120Hz. The device includes Hall-Effect analog sticks, tactile buttons, and dual front speakers with Bluetooth Core 6.0 support. It scored 6,726 on the 3DMark Time Spy benchmark. The 80Whr battery lasts approximately 3.5 hours on demanding games and over five hours on lighter titles. It has Wi-Fi 7 connectivity and dual Thunderbolt 4 ports for desktop functionality when docked.
Here are 5 Windows 11 features coming in July. None of them require AI
Winsage
June 24, 2026

Here are 5 Windows 11 features coming in July. None of them require AI

Microsoft will release five new features for Windows 11 in July, with an optional preview available in June. Key features include the ability to pause updates for up to 35 days using a calendar view, the Point-in-Time Restore (PITR) feature that automatically generates restore points for the system, and the Screen Tint feature to reduce eye strain with customizable color overlays. Improvements in Bluetooth connectivity will enhance performance, especially for AirPods and Beats Studio Pro headphones. The taskbar widgets will change to reduce distractions by not expanding on cursor hover, and notification icons will be streamlined. These features will be available through an optional update at the end of June or a mandatory update in July.
Google is putting more of Gemini's best features right at your fingerprints
AppWizard
June 23, 2026

Google is putting more of Gemini’s best features right at your fingerprints

Google has updated its Gemini overlay, introducing an expanded Plus (+) menu that includes new tools such as video generation, music creation, Canvas, and Guided Learning. The redesigned layout allows users to perform common actions directly from the overlay, enhancing accessibility and usability. The Plus (+) button now serves as a more robust entry point, although the repositioning of the feature carousel may slightly hinder one-handed usability on larger devices. Familiar shortcuts like Photos, Camera, Files, and Drive remain, ensuring continuity for users. The updated overlay integrates more deeply into the Android ecosystem, reducing the need to launch the main app and aiming to make Gemini a more integral part of users' daily tasks.
MSYS2 And The No-Fuss Way To Get More GNU Into Your Windows
Winsage
June 22, 2026

MSYS2 And The No-Fuss Way To Get More GNU Into Your Windows

The Windows desktop experience has a streamlined interface, but its command line interface (CLI) offerings, particularly the cmd.exe shell, have been criticized for lacking the features found in UNIX/BSD/Linux environments. Microsoft’s transition to PowerShell has disappointed users who prefer a more traditional CLI experience. Despite Windows NT operating systems being POSIX compliant, they have historically lacked a suitable shell. MSYS2 provides a solution by offering a Linux-like experience with a Bash shell and the pacman package manager, allowing users to run shell scripts and access various tools. However, binaries compiled in MSYS2 may depend on shared libraries not included in the Windows system path. Upon installation, users can choose from different terminal options, with the UCRT terminal recommended for its usability. MSYS2 facilitates a streamlined development workflow, enabling the use of familiar tools across multiple platforms, but it does not achieve perfect integration within Windows and has some limitations, such as issues with stdout output in Bash.
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