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AppWizard

February 10, 2026

Nothing’s Playground lets you build the apps you need without coding — and it’s exactly what I need

Nothing's Playground tool allows users to create simple Android apps using AI without coding expertise. It generates mini apps based on user-defined text prompts in minutes. Currently in beta, it is exclusive to the Nothing Phone 3, with plans for broader availability in the future. Users can create, update, and revert apps, and the current version requests only three permissions: location, calendar, and contacts. A February update will add support for activity recognition, sensor data, and a Weather API, with plans for custom app icons, audio, and fonts. Access to the tool is available through the Nothing Playground website.

AppWizard

January 26, 2026

Best AI apps for Android

Artificial Intelligence is significantly impacting Android, enhancing user experiences in writing, studying, photo editing, web searching, and task management. Notable AI apps for Android in 2026 include: 1. ChatGPT for Android: A popular app for writing, learning, coding, and answering everyday questions, assisting with emails, article summaries, math problems, code generation, and exam preparation. 2. Google Gemini App: Google's official AI assistant, integrating with Gmail, Google Docs, Maps, and Search, aiding in email writing, summaries, and idea generation. 3. Microsoft Copilot: An AI tool for Office users, providing writing, summarization, and image generation features, particularly useful for Microsoft Word, Excel, or Edge users. 4. Perplexity AI: An AI-powered search tool that offers accurate answers with citations, preferred by users over traditional Google Search. 5. Adobe Firefly: An AI image creation and design app that allows users to generate images, remove backgrounds, and apply AI effects using text prompts. 6. Otter AI: Designed for voice recording and transcription, it provides live voice-to-text, speaker detection, and AI-generated summaries. 7. Notion AI: A paid add-on for note-taking, planning, and writing, assisting with content rewriting, note summarization, and brainstorming. 8. Lensa AI: A paid app for photo enhancement and avatar creation, popular on social media. Free AI apps are suitable for casual users and basic tasks, while paid apps cater to professionals and creators who require more advanced features.

Winsage

January 22, 2026

Notepad and Paint updates begin rolling out to Windows Insiders

The latest updates for Notepad (version 11.2512.10.0) and Paint (version 11.2512.191.0) are being rolled out to users in the Canary and Dev Channels of Windows 11. Notepad now includes expanded lightweight formatting capabilities with additional Markdown syntax features such as strikethrough formatting and nested lists. A revamped welcome experience has been introduced to help users learn about the app's features, which can be accessed via a megaphone icon. The update also enhances support for AI text features, allowing for quicker streaming results for Write, Rewrite, and Summarize, requiring users to sign in with their Microsoft account. Paint's update introduces an AI-powered Coloring book feature that allows users to create coloring book pages from text prompts and a fill tolerance slider for greater control over the Fill tool. The Coloring book feature is available only on Copilot+ PCs, and users must sign in with their Microsoft account to access it.

Winsage

December 22, 2025

Windows 11 Paint now lets you hide ‘toolbar,’ and is also getting new AI features

Microsoft Paint has introduced a feature that allows users to automatically hide the toolbar for a cleaner workspace. This toggle keeps the toolbar hidden until needed, enhancing the user experience, especially for precision tasks. Additionally, Paint is incorporating AI features under the “Windows AI Labs” program, including the “Generative Edit” tool, which allows users to modify images through text prompts. This AI model is proprietary and not based on GPT technology. Microsoft encourages user feedback on AI-generated content and notes that features in the AI Labs may not be permanent, as they have previously tested various functionalities that did not make it into the final version of Paint.

AppWizard

November 5, 2025

OpenAI releases Sora Mobile App on Android, available in multiple countries

OpenAI has launched its Sora mobile app for Android users, available for download on the Google Play Store in regions including the United States, Canada, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, and Korea. The app was initially launched in September 2024, achieving over 1 million downloads within five days and ranking as the fifth most popular free app on the Apple App Store. Bill Pebbles, the director of Sora, announced plans to expand the app's availability to European users. Sora combines natural language understanding with the ability to generate images and animations, allowing users to create short videos from text prompts. The app features a social media-like interface with user-generated content that can be remixed and shared. OpenAI has implemented digital watermarks and metadata to identify Sora-generated videos and has established control systems to mitigate misuse concerns.

AppWizard

October 28, 2025

Minecraft New Update 3.23/1.033 Released for Bedrock 1.21.120

Mojang has released the Minecraft Bedrock version 1.21.120 update on October 28, which is recognized as patch 3.23/1.033. The update includes new features and numerous bug fixes. Key updates include: - Tadpoles now spawn beneath Frogspawn blocks. - Fixed issues with block destruction in Adventure Mode and various Copper block textures. - New sound effects and vibrations for interacting with Shelves. - Corrections to commands like /locate biome and Damage command. - Resolved gameplay issues related to Sign blocks, teleportation, and Shield mechanics. - Improvements in graphical enhancements, including ambient occlusion and water surface reflections. - New items available in Creative Mode and adjustments to mob behaviors, including drops from Chicken Jockeys and Copper Golems. - Changes to PlayStation 4 download storage and various sound effects. - Stability improvements and user interface updates, including cursor placement and gamma adjustment. - World generation fixes to prevent structures from building atop features at chunk borders.

AppWizard

October 17, 2025

Top 10 AI Chatbot Apps for Android in 2025 – Try Free

In 2025, AI chatbots have become essential daily companions for millions of Android users, assisting with various tasks such as content brainstorming, travel planning, language learning, and engaging conversations. The Google Play Store features numerous innovative AI companions that integrate well with mobile devices, most offering free or freemium access. Key trends include optimization for mobile use, support for multiple AI models, and affordable access to generative AI. The top AI chatbot apps for Android in 2025 include: 1. ChatGPT by OpenAI: Best overall experience with fast responses and a memory feature. 2. Google Gemini: Deep integration with Google services, ideal for productivity. 3. Claude AI by Anthropic: Best for writing and reasoning, with a focus on long-form content. 4. DeepSeek AI: Lightweight and completely free, popular in emerging markets. 5. Nova AI Chatbot: Allows switching between multiple AI models in one app. 6. Meta AI Assistant: Integrated within social media platforms for casual use. 7. Chatbot AI: User-friendly with multi-model support, ideal for beginners. 8. Replika AI: Focuses on emotional support and companionship. 9. Brave Leo AI: Privacy-first chatbot that does not collect personal data. 10. Chatbox AI: Feature-rich with support for various interactions across multiple models. The selection criteria for evaluating these apps include performance, user interface, model variety, free access, privacy and security, and Android optimization. Future developments in AI chatbots may include on-device processing, contextual memory, distinct voice personas, and enhanced tool integration.

AppWizard

October 9, 2025

Google may bring Nano Banana AI tool to Android apps, including Lens and Search

Google is expanding its Nano Banana AI image-generation tool to several Android services, including Google Lens, Circle to Search, and AI Mode in Search. Since its launch in August, Nano Banana has achieved over 200 million edits. A new "Create" button featuring the Nano Banana logo has been found in the navigation bar of Google Lens, allowing users to edit images directly within the app. A similar "Create" option is also visible in Circle to Search, although it is still in development and non-functional. Additionally, a beta version of AI Mode for Search includes a "Create images" option. Speculation about the rollout has been fueled by Rajan Patel, Vice President of Engineering for Search. There are also hints that Nano Banana may be integrated with Google Photos in the future.

AppWizard

September 4, 2025

Google’s new Androidify app turns you into an adorable Android bot – try it for free

Google has launched the Androidify app, allowing users to create personalized Android bot avatars based on photos or text prompts. The app builds on a previous feature that let users dress up bots with clothing and accessories. It utilizes technologies like Gemini 2.5 Flash for photo captioning, Imagen for generating bots, and Veo 3 for animating them. Users can download the app or use a browser version, starting by selecting a photo or providing a text description. After transforming the input, users can choose various formats for their creations, including wallpapers and stickers, and select from 15 background options.

AppWizard

September 3, 2025

Google’s beloved Androidify app is back with new features for making your own Android Bot

Google has reintroduced the Androidify app, enhanced with AI to create personalized Android Bot avatars using user photos or text prompts. The app utilizes Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash and Imagen AI models for tailored avatar creation. Originally launched in 2011, it was removed from the Play Store in 2020 and announced for revival at Google I/O earlier this year. Users can create a custom Android Bot by uploading a photo or entering a text prompt, with an option for AI-generated suggestions. The app analyzes images and validates text prompts to generate avatars that reflect user likeness while adhering to brand safety protocols. Users can further customize their Bots with various backgrounds and formats, and the app is available for free on the Google Play Store and web. Additionally, users can create an 8-second video of their Bot every Friday. The app employs modern development tools and its source code is available on GitHub.