UI update Archives

AppWizard

November 26, 2025

X Rolling Out Hidden Android UI Update; Premium Plan May Cost Rs 100 for First Month

X is preparing a significant update for its Android app, including a new interface available through the older version 11.42.0-release.0. Users can access the updated layout via a hidden menu by clicking on their profile picture, selecting the NEW X ANDROID option, and choosing Try it now. Additionally, X is offering promotional pricing for its Premium and Premium+ subscriptions, with the first month of Premium available for Rs 100 in India and Premium+ for Rs 890, valid until December 2, 2025. The regular pricing for subscriptions in India remains unchanged, with the Basic plan at Rs 170, Premium at Rs 427 (web) and Rs 470 (mobile), and Premium+ at Rs 2,570 (web) and Rs 3,000 (mobile). Premium subscribers receive various benefits, while Premium+ offers an ad-free experience and enhanced features.

AppWizard

October 15, 2025

Galaxy S23 FE users are in for a major upgrade as One UI 8 reaches them

Galaxy S23 FE users in the U.S. are receiving the One UI 8 update, which includes enhanced features and UI upgrades. The update is available for carrier-locked models, with a file size under 3GB and firmware version S711USQU6EYIF. Notable features include a revamped lock screen displaying real-time app activity, new functionalities in the Search feature, and AI-driven tools like Drawing Assist and Writing Assist. Security enhancements include Knox protection, AI storage, and Knox Matrix for additional device protection. The Galaxy S23 FE operates on Android 13 and is receiving its third major OS update. Users can check for the update in the Settings menu.

Winsage

November 12, 2024

6 core apps Microsoft Needs to fix on Windows

Microsoft has been enhancing its default applications since the launch of Windows 11, but several core applications still do not meet user expectations. 1. File Explorer: Despite a modern UI and tab addition, it struggles with performance, especially with large files and OneDrive, and retains outdated design elements. 2. Microsoft Photos: The app has performance issues with high-resolution images and lacks native support for the HEIC format, requiring a paid extension for access. 3. Microsoft Store: Users experience slow browsing and page loads, and the app selection is inferior to the Mac App Store. The review system also needs improvement. 4. Outlook: The web-based version is slow, resource-intensive, and lacks features from the previous desktop version, frustrating users. 5. Copilot: The initiative is web-based and disrupts workflow, lacking integration and useful features, which diminishes usability. 6. OneNote: It has synchronization speed issues, missing edits when switching devices, and lacks support for Aptos fonts, with AI features feeling less fluid compared to competitors.

Winsage

September 18, 2024

Microsoft has scrapped Edge’s big UI refresh with rounded tabs

Microsoft is discontinuing the major UI update for Edge that was announced last year, which included rounded tabs and increased blur effects. The option to enable this new interface will be removed in an upcoming version of Edge. Although some elements of the new design will remain, the majority of the anticipated changes will not be implemented. The decision to scrap the redesign has not been explained, and Edge will continue to resemble its previous appearance, similar to Google Chrome.