vehicles Archives

AppWizard

March 4, 2026

Cyberpunk 2077 Headlines Xbox Game Pass March 2026 Lineup

Microsoft announced the Xbox Game Pass lineup for March 2026, featuring the following titles: - March 4: - to a T (Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, and PC) - Game Pass Premium - EA Sports F1 25 (Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, and PC) - Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass - March 5: - Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf (Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, Handheld, and PC) - Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass - March 10: - Construction Simulator (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium, PC Game Pass - Cyberpunk 2077 (Cloud and Console) - Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium - March 12: - Hollow Knight: Silksong (Cloud, Console, Handheld, and PC) - Game Pass Premium, also available on Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass - March 17: - DreamWorks Gabby’s Dollhouse: Ready to Party (Cloud, Xbox Series X|S, and PC) - Game Pass Ultimate, Game Pass Premium, PC Game Pass Games leaving Xbox Game Pass on March 15, 2026, include: - Bratz Rhythm & Style (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Enter the Gungeon (Cloud, Console, and PC) - F1 23 (Cloud, Console, and PC) - He is Coming (PC) - Lightyear Frontier (Cloud, Console, and PC) - Mythwrecked: Ambrosia Island (Cloud, Console, and PC)

AppWizard

March 3, 2026

New VR Games & Releases March 2026: Quest, PlayStation VR2 & PC VR

- Iron Guard Salvation - March 5 (PS VR2) - Peak Rhythm - March 5 (Meta Quest) - Rager - March 5 (PS VR2) - DrumBeats VR - March 6 (PS VR2) - Bootstrap Island - March 12 (PC VR) - Parkour Labs - March 12 (PS VR2, Quest) - Perikoto - March 13 (PC VR) - SkyLeap - March 15 (PC VR, Quest) - Orbital Overdrive - March 16 (PC VR) - Prison Simulator VR - March 18 (PC VR, Quest) - GunX (Lock and Load) - March 20 (PC VR) - Maid of Sker VR - March 17 (PC VR, PS VR2, Quest) - Virtual Hunter - March 25 (PS VR2, Quest) - VMX - March 26 (PC VR, Quest) - Shop & Stuff - March 27 (PSVR2) - Star Trek: Infection - March 31 (PC VR, Quest)

AppWizard

February 28, 2026

Six Google Apps Emerge As Irreplaceable On Android

Many Android users seek alternatives to default applications, but six Google apps are deemed indispensable due to their speed, reliability, and integration. Google Keep allows for quick note-taking with features like labels, checklists, and real-time syncing across devices, boasting over 1 billion installs. The Google app serves as a central hub for various functions, providing seamless integration that enhances the Android experience. Google Maps excels as a navigation and discovery tool, with over 10 billion installs and features like offline maps and user-generated content. Android Auto offers a user-friendly interface for driving, becoming a standard feature in new vehicles. Google Photos backs up images effortlessly, with over 5 billion installs, and provides powerful search capabilities. NotebookLM allows users to input documents and web clippings for research, functioning as a research assistant. These six apps stand out for their unique combination of speed, scale, and integration, making them essential for Android users.

AppWizard

February 26, 2026

The Simpsons Hit And Run Guide: The Best Way To Play In 2026

The gaming landscape once featured numerous titles inspired by The Simpsons, but today, there is a noticeable absence of new games. The Simpsons: Hit and Run is considered the best Simpsons game, and while there is no official modern port or remaster, players can revisit it through Donut Team's custom PC launcher, which enhances the original PC port and adds new features. Obtaining a copy of the game for PC can be challenging, with prices for sealed copies on platforms like eBay being high. The launcher supports modern controller use, improved visuals, and bug fixes, and also offers a library of mods that add new content. Donut Team's launcher is compatible with the Steam Deck, allowing players to run the game on the device with some setup. Emulating the game through PCXS2 or Dolphin is another option, although it lacks the enhancements of the updated PC version. Playing the game on original hardware, such as the PS2, is considered less appealing compared to modern platforms.

AppWizard

February 26, 2026

How to Add Android Apps to Your Car’s Factory Screen

Modern vehicles often have high-resolution touchscreens but are limited in app selection and customization. The Ottocast OttoAI Box P3 Pro offers an independent operating system, utilizing Android 13, allowing direct app installations without relying on a smartphone. It features a Snapdragon 6225 processor, 8GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage, enabling quick boot times and efficient multitasking. The P3 Pro supports alternative navigation apps, streaming services like Netflix and YouTube while parked, and multitasking with split-screen support. It includes built-in AI voice support and can be set up easily with factory wired Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. Connectivity options include CloudSIM, a physical SIM card, phone hotspot, and local Wi-Fi. Switching between CarPlay or Android Auto and the P3 Android OS is simple. The device is priced at 9, with a special offer of a 10% discount available.

AppWizard

February 25, 2026

Death Stranding 2 was my Game of the Year for 2025, and it’s coming to PC with a major discount, too

The author expresses strong emotional reactions while playing Death Stranding 2, describing it as their personal Game of the Year after experiencing it on PS5. The game features Sam Porter Bridges, who is drawn back into action to connect chiral network terminals in Mexico after a tragedy. Players navigate diverse terrains and can unlock new vehicles and upgrades. The gameplay shifts towards a more action-oriented style, introducing weapons and the ability to capture BTs. The narrative is emotionally compelling, blending bizarre and poignant moments. The game is available for pre-order at Fanatical for .49 / £59.49, with a 15% discount using the code FANATICAL15. The author looks forward to experiencing the PC version and its graphics.

AppWizard

February 24, 2026

Steam Next Fest is back and you’ve once again got just 7 days to find your favorite demos among hundreds of choices

The Steam Next Fest is currently taking place, offering a week-long celebration of game demos. It features a wide variety of upcoming titles, including: - Prime Monster: A card-based political roguelike where political leaders are depicted as monsters. - All Will Rise: A narrative deck-builder focused on seeking justice for a slain god. - Vampire Crawlers: A card-based dungeon crawler from the creator of Vampire Survivors. - The Last Gas Station: A game where players control a red panda running a gas station in an electric vehicle-dominated world. - Windrose: An open-world PvE pirate survival game with "soulslite combat" and sea shanties. - Tap Tap Loot: An action-packed game featuring a character reminiscent of Bongo Cat. - Phonopolis: An adventure game from Amanita Design. - Titanium Court: Highlighted as the "first must-play demo" of the event. The Steam Next Fest runs until March 2.

AppWizard

February 21, 2026

Android users put on high alert: Malware hides in TV streaming apps

A new strain of malware called Massiv has been identified by the fraud detection firm ThreatFabric. This malware disguises itself as legitimate IPTV applications to steal financial information and identities. IPTV refers to Internet Protocol Television, often associated with unauthorized content streaming. Many of these malicious apps are not found on reputable platforms, leading users to unofficial sources where malware can be embedded. The malware can monitor screens in real-time and extract data from the phone's Accessibility Service, allowing attackers to interact with devices without users' knowledge. Cybercriminals can then open bank accounts in victims' names, leading to debts with banks the victims have never interacted with. ThreatFabric has noted an increase in fake IPTV applications used for malware delivery, particularly in Portugal, Spain, France, and Turkey. Many of these apps do not provide free content but instead deliver malware. Users are advised to avoid sideloading applications from untrusted sources.

AppWizard

February 19, 2026

I didn’t expect to kidnap alligators, save Woodstock or give people dysentery in a game called Transport Fever 3—but here we are

Transport Fever 3 is a transport management simulation game that features a whimsical tutorial involving capturing alligators. Unlike its predecessor, it allows players to engage directly with logistics by determining the flow of goods and choosing vehicles for cargo transport. The game includes a sandbox mode set from 1900 to 2030, showcasing the evolution of transportation and civilization. Players can customize vehicles and experience changes in citizen behavior over time. The game has a slower top speed, which may affect gameplay pacing. Transport Fever 3 aims to appeal to both seasoned players and newcomers with its blend of strategy and creativity.

AppWizard

February 16, 2026

Google Signals Android Auto Video Apps Are Imminent

Google is advancing its initiative to enable video applications on Android Auto while vehicles are parked, as indicated by the recent beta update (version 16.3.160744) that includes a configuration flag labeled “CradleFeatureallowvideoapps.” This flag suggests that Google is preparing for approved video experiences on car displays when stationary, although end-user functionality is not yet available. The infrastructure for compatible streaming or playback apps is being established, with safety protocols ensuring that playback will be restricted to parked conditions. Google is likely to introduce a new curated category for video within Android Auto, initially limited to select partners and focusing on content optimized for touch-first interfaces. The beta update also hints at a broader Android Auto UI refresh, including new network icons and driving avatar selection. A staggered rollout of the video feature is anticipated, influenced by content licensing, regional regulations, and automaker collaborations.