UI

AppWizard
August 26, 2026
Multilogin has launched an open-source AI agent for social media management on authentic Android devices in the cloud. This tool enables automation of workflows on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and X. The AI agent connects to a Multilogin Android cloud phone, allowing it to view screens, execute taps, type commands, and save results. It integrates with multiple AI agents capable of running shell commands and interpreting visual inputs. Each cloud phone functions as an independent Android device with unique parameters and persistent app data, connected via ADB. The tool monitors the cloud phone's readiness, activates ADB, interprets screenshots, and executes tasks while logging activities. It is designed for marketers, agencies, creators, and teams, providing setup instructions and compatibility with AI tools like ChatGPT/Codex and Claude Code. The project is available on GitHub, and Multilogin offers a free plan with paid options starting at [openai_gpt model="gpt-4o-mini" prompt="Summarize the content and extract only the fact described in the text bellow. The summary shall NOT include a title, introduction and conclusion. Text: Multilogin has unveiled an innovative open-source AI agent designed to empower social media management on authentic Android devices hosted in the cloud. This groundbreaking tool bridges the gap between AI capabilities and mobile app functionalities, allowing users to automate workflows across popular platforms such as TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and X. How the Tool Functions The newly developed AI agent connects seamlessly to a Multilogin Android cloud phone, providing it with the ability to view screens, execute taps, type commands, and complete various tasks while saving the results. This integration works harmoniously with multiple AI agents, including Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenClaw, all of which can run shell commands and interpret visual inputs from screenshots. As many social media operations increasingly shift to mobile applications, the limitations of browser-based tools become apparent. While browser profiles serve their purpose for web-based tasks, they fall short when it comes to executing native Android applications. Multilogin's cloud phones offer a distinct advantage by providing an authentic Android environment, facilitating direct interaction with mobile apps. Each cloud phone operates as an independent Android device in the cloud, complete with unique device parameters, installed applications, and persistent app data. The AI agent connects to the cloud phone via ADB (Android Debug Bridge), a standard interface used by developers for device management. Operational Efficiency and Flexibility The process begins with the selection of an Android cloud phone, which the tool monitors until it is fully operational. Once ready, the AI agent activates ADB, allowing it to interpret screenshots, determine subsequent actions, and execute tasks such as tapping or typing. Upon completion of a task or in the event of an error, the tool halts the cloud phone and logs the activity, ensuring that resources are not wasted during the development and testing of AI-assisted mobile workflows. This project is compatible with any AI agent capable of executing shell commands and processing visual inputs, making it versatile for various applications. Gleb K., the UI team lead at Multilogin, emphasizes the importance of this development: “AI agents are becoming useful for real operational work, but many important workflows still happen inside mobile apps. We built this open-source project to give everyone a simple and controlled way to connect AI agents to Android cloud phones.” Target Audience and Accessibility The cloud phone agent is tailored for marketers, agencies, creators, and teams seeking an AI assistant to streamline routine tasks within Android applications. Users need not start from scratch; the project provides clear setup instructions and is compatible with widely-used AI tools such as ChatGPT/Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and Cursor. Once connected, the AI agent can efficiently manage tasks on the cloud phone, with the Multilogin Support team readily available for assistance. As with any automation tool, users are encouraged to adhere to the guidelines set by the applications they utilize. The Multilogin cloud phone agent is accessible on GitHub: GitHub Repository. For further information about Android cloud phones from Multilogin, visit Multilogin's Website. The Need for Android Cloud Phones in Social Media Workflows As marketing teams increasingly adopt AI-driven workflows, the necessity for reliable and scalable environments becomes paramount. Real Android devices provide AI agents with the authentic conditions that mimic human usage, allowing accounts to behave naturally and accumulate history over time—an aspect that emulators and browser profiles simply cannot replicate. About Multilogin Multilogin is a comprehensive platform offering cloud phones and browser profiles tailored for marketers, agencies, creators, and AI workflow builders. It enables teams to manage distinct browser and mobile workflows from a unified dashboard. Multilogin offers a Free plan with no credit card requirement, while paid plans commence at .08 per month when billed annually, inclusive of monthly proxy traffic and mobile minutes based on the selected plan. Established in 2015, Multilogin operates from the UAE and adheres to GDPR compliance. Media Contact: Teona B. Media Specialist Multilogin Email: marketing@multilogin.com For additional visuals accompanying this announcement, please visit the following links: Visual 1 Visual 2" max_tokens="3500" temperature="0.3" top_p="1.0" best_of="1" presence_penalty="0.1" frequency_penalty="frequency_penalty"].08 per month.
AppWizard
August 26, 2026
Google is developing significant interface updates for its AI application, Gemini, aimed at enhancing user experience. Key features in development include: - A dedicated Notifications section to consolidate alerts related to completed tasks and activities, addressing the issue of disappearing notifications. - An updated Recents section with filters (Unread, Ready, Needs attention, In progress) to help users sort conversations without relying solely on keyword searches. - A Customize section for Gemini Spark, allowing users to discover and manage various skills and applications, enhancing functionality and personalization. - A new setting to hide Gemini’s status bar icon for a cleaner interface, giving users more control over customization. These features are currently in testing and not yet available to the public.
AppWizard
August 25, 2026
Nothing OS 5.0, based on Android 17, will begin rolling out in mid-October. Key features include a new font style, status bar animations, camera app enhancements, improved sorting in Nothing Gallery, enhanced homescreen personalization, new lockscreen clock designs, added depth in wallpapers, new widgets, a dedicated Glyph app, upgraded Bluetooth controls, and essential AI updates. The rollout will start with Phone (3) and extend to other devices, including Phone (2a) by mid-January. Open Beta builds will launch on August 26 for Phone (3), with subsequent releases for other models. Official release dates for Nothing OS 5.0 are set for various devices from mid-October to mid-January 2027.
Winsage
August 25, 2026
Microsoft has acknowledged a significant issue with the .NET Framework updates from August 2026, causing disruptions in printing and PDF export functionalities in certain applications, particularly those using the Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) UI framework. After installing the update, some WPF applications may encounter a System.IO.FileFormatException when printing or generating PDF/XPS content with specific fonts, including Calibri. This issue affects various platforms, including Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server editions from 2012 to 2025. Microsoft has provided a temporary workaround involving the Switch.MS.Internal.TtfDelta.DisableCmapAndSbitOverflowProtection AppContext switch, but cautions that it may expose systems to vulnerabilities. This situation is reminiscent of a similar incident in February 2021, where WPF applications and Visual Studio experienced crashes after Windows 10 cumulative updates. Additionally, on the same day, Microsoft offered a workaround for another issue caused by Windows 11 updates that led to crashes in certain games.
Winsage
August 24, 2026
Microsoft is testing new context menus and updating the AutoPlay dialog box in Windows 11. The Windows K2 initiative is prompting discussions about a potential Windows 12 update. Concerns remain about the performance of key applications like Microsoft Teams, which has been criticized for slow loading times. The upcoming Windows 11 update will include a refreshed Start menu, Taskbar enhancements, and quality fixes. A study by Signal65 found that the Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme outperforms Intel and AMD chips. Rudy Huyn is leading a team to improve Windows applications, but it is uncertain how many apps will benefit from these efforts. Many major applications operate independently from Huyn's team, raising concerns about user experience. Microsoft 365 is currently available at a discount when bundled with NordVPN.
Winsage
August 24, 2026
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 was officially released on August 24, 1996, marking its 30th anniversary today. Codenamed “Tukwila,” it integrated the Windows Explorer desktop from Windows 95 with the NT operating system. Windows 95 was released a year earlier on August 24, 1995, and was initially codenamed “Chicago.” Windows NT 4 incorporated a modern user interface while maintaining the reliability of the NT kernel. It introduced features like the journaling NTFS filesystem but had limitations such as stability issues due to changes in the Graphics Device Interface (GDI) and lack of support for FAT32 and USB interfaces. Despite these shortcomings, NT 4 was a significant operating system that contributed to the competitive landscape of operating systems.
BetaBeacon
August 24, 2026
PPSSPP is a dedicated PSP emulator that does not require a BIOS file to boot a game. Dolphin emulates GameCube and Wii consoles and requires newer Android versions for better performance. RetroArch is a frontend that loads separate cores for different systems, offering a wide range of emulation options.
Winsage
August 24, 2026
Microsoft is re-optimizing Windows memory performance for devices with 8GB or more RAM, moving away from its previous approach that treated 8GB as entry-level. The company is recognizing that hardware growth can no longer mask systemic inefficiencies, particularly with the rise of AI requiring substantial resources. Windows has accumulated background services and frameworks without a cohesive resource management strategy, leading to inefficiencies. Compatibility with legacy systems has complicated resource management, while commercial pressures have contributed to system bloat. The reliance on web technologies, particularly WebView2, has further increased memory consumption. Microsoft aims for Windows to achieve integration similar to macOS but faces challenges due to its diverse ecosystem. The demand for memory driven by AI has made system-level optimization a pressing issue, prompting Microsoft to adjust its guidance on memory requirements. The company must balance modernization with maintaining compatibility with older applications and drivers as it adapts to new computing demands.
Winsage
August 23, 2026
Microsoft's clipboard history service operates asynchronously, which can cause issues when executing multiple copy commands quickly. This design choice can lead to scenarios where the clipboard is locked by another program, preventing new content from being copied. Common culprits include the Remote Desktop clipboard redirector and various background utilities like Intel Arc Control and HP Smart. The clipboard may fail to register rapid Ctrl+C presses, often only storing the last copied item due to the way the Clipboard history service notifies programs of changes. Developers can manage clipboard changes more effectively by using the Clipboard.HistoryChanged event from the WinRT clipboard API. Additionally, some applications may experience delayed rendering, leading to outdated or empty clipboard history. These clipboard issues have been present in earlier versions of Windows as well.
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