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AppWizard
February 17, 2025
Google has released the Android Auto 13.8 Beta update, which includes several key features aimed at improving the in-car app experience. - The Car Ready Mobile Apps Program simplifies app integration for developers, increasing the variety of apps available on the car’s display. - A new classification system categorizes apps into three tiers: - Tier 1: Car Differentiated – Designed specifically for in-vehicle use. - Tier 2: Car Optimized – Enhanced apps for a better in-car experience. - Tier 3: Car Ready – Compatible apps needing minimal adjustments when parked. - New accessibility features include reference codes “newappavailable” and “newparkedapp_available,” allowing easier access to apps from the phone to the car’s display, especially when parked. - Fixes in this update include: - Google Maps interface correction for clearer visibility of the location icon. - Resolutions for audio and Bluetooth connectivity issues. The update is available for download through the Google Play Store or via third-party APK links.
Winsage
October 1, 2024
Microsoft has introduced a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) for users affected by the KB5043145 build of Windows 11, released in September 2024. Users have reported issues such as frequent device reboots, crashes with green or blue screens, access to the Automatic Repair tool without resolution, complications with the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2, and problems with USB connections and Wi-Fi. The KIR allows Microsoft to revert specific fixes without uninstalling the entire update. Users with non-managed devices may need to wait up to 24 hours for the resolution, and restarting their devices may expedite the process. A Group Policy is available for administrators managing devices within organizations. KB5043145 is an optional non-security preview update, and users are advised to consider postponing its installation. Reports suggest that Microsoft may have paused the rollout, and there is uncertainty regarding the future of this patch.
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