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Windows 11 Pro Upgrade Gains And Limits Revealed
Winsage
January 19, 2026

Windows 11 Pro Upgrade Gains And Limits Revealed

Upgrading from Windows 11 Home to Pro does not significantly change the day-to-day experience, as both editions share a similar interface, performance, and core features like Copilot, File Explorer tabs, and enhanced Game Mode. Security features, including Secure Boot and Windows Defender, are consistent across both editions. The Pro edition offers additional administrative tools for enhanced security, remote access, and device management, making it suitable for users managing multiple PCs or needing corporate resource access. Key features of Pro include the ability to join Active Directory domains, centralized control over settings, full BitLocker capabilities, Remote Desktop hosting, and virtualization tools like Hyper-V and Windows Sandbox. Pro also supports higher hardware limits, accommodating up to 2TB of RAM and multiple CPU sockets. The pricing for Windows 11 Home is typically 9.99, while Pro is 9.99, with an upgrade fee of .99 from Home to Pro. Upgrading from eligible Windows 10 devices does not incur additional costs. Users who should consider upgrading to Pro include those managing multiple PCs, requiring Remote Desktop, or needing to comply with encryption policies. In contrast, gamers or casual users may find Home sufficient, as both editions provide the same gaming capabilities and interface without performance differences.
Speed test pits six generations of Windows against each other — Windows 11 placed dead last across most benchmarks, 8.1 emerges as unexpected winner in this unscientific comparison
Winsage
January 4, 2026

Speed test pits six generations of Windows against each other — Windows 11 placed dead last across most benchmarks, 8.1 emerges as unexpected winner in this unscientific comparison

Windows 11 has been criticized for its high system requirements, increased overhead, and user interface regressions. A test by TrigrZolt compared six generations of Windows operating systems using six Lenovo ThinkPad X220 laptops, which were not officially supported for Windows 11. In startup time tests, Windows 11 was the slowest, while Windows 8.1 was the fastest. In audio file processing, Windows 11 ranked fifth, and in video rendering, it again placed last. It secured second place in file transfer speeds but was fourth in a malware scan test. Benchmark tests showed Windows 11 in fourth place for both single-threaded and multi-threaded CPU performance. In CrystalDiskMark, it tied for third place, and in Cinebench R10, it was fourth in single-core tests. The outdated hardware used for testing and the absence of an SSD may have skewed the results, which were deemed more historical than practical. A more suitable test would involve contemporary laptops to provide a fairer comparison.
Peachy - AI Face & Body Editor For Android
AppWizard
November 20, 2025

Peachy – AI Face & Body Editor For Android

Peachy, an AI Face & Body Editor developed by InShot Video Editor, has a rating of 4.8 stars from over 10 million users. It is a free application designed to enhance selfies with professional editing features for both face and body. Key features include cropping and rotating images, adjusting brightness and contrast, an AI object remover, and various filters and presets. The app offers advanced AI capabilities such as intelligent muscle enhancement, body reshaping, face retouching, makeup application, and image quality boosting. Additional tools include portrait enhancement, color enhancement, focus simulation, and night view adjustments. For body contouring, users can sculpt body proportions, enhance curves, and optimize body balance. Skin retouching features allow for smoothing skin, whitening teeth, removing blemishes, and fixing wrinkles. Virtual makeup and hairstyling options include applying AI makeup, boosting hair volume, and changing hair color. Users can contact support via email at peachy.android@inshot.com.
How to record your screen in Windows 10 or 11 - in just a few clicks
Winsage
November 6, 2025

How to record your screen in Windows 10 or 11 – in just a few clicks

Windows offers built-in tools for screen recording, specifically the Game Bar and the Snipping Tool. The Game Bar, available in Windows 10 and 11, allows users to record screen activity, activate the microphone, and save recordings in MP4 format. To use the Game Bar, navigate to Settings > Gaming > Captures, and recordings are saved in the user folder under VideosCaptures. Users can start recording by pressing the Record button or using the shortcut Windows key + Alt + R. The Snipping Tool in Windows 11 can also record screens, requiring version 22621.1344 or higher. Users can launch it, define the recording area, and manage audio settings before and during recording. Recorded videos can be edited, saved, or shared directly from the respective tools.
7 viral AI apps every Android users should try in 2025
AppWizard
July 8, 2025

7 viral AI apps every Android users should try in 2025

AI applications are gaining popularity among Android users in India, transforming content creation, communication, and leisure activities. A list of seven notable AI applications includes: 1. CapCut AI Tools - Evolved from a video editor to a tool for content creators with features like script-to-video conversion and automatic captioning. 2. Picsart AI Photo Studio - Offers AI background removal, text-to-image generation, and various filters, catering to digital artists and marketers. 3. Reface AI - Known for face-swapping and animated avatars, utilizing advanced AI face-tracking technology. 4. AI Mirror - Converts photos into stylized anime or fantasy portraits, popular among Gen Z users. 5. Lensa AI - Features intelligent retouching and portrait enhancement, particularly for profile pictures and dating apps. 6. YouTube Summarized - Summarizes lengthy videos into concise bullet points, useful for students and news enthusiasts. 7. Pi AI - Engages users in a conversational style with emotional intelligence, suitable for journaling and self-reflection.
You can now edit HDR videos using an app Samsung helped bring to Android
AppWizard
June 27, 2025

You can now edit HDR videos using an app Samsung helped bring to Android

Samsung has introduced notable applications for Android tablets, including LumaFusion, a professional video editor. The latest version of LumaFusion (2.3) for Android now supports HDR video editing, available on select devices with HDR-capable screens, primarily high-end Galaxy smartphones and tablets. Users can check compatibility by starting a new project and looking for specific color spaces in the Color Space option. This version also fixes several bugs related to blank clips, title presets, and voiceovers. LumaFusion can be downloaded from the Galaxy Store or Google Play Store, with a 50% discount available on the Galaxy Store in India.
5 nostalgic Windows programs I wish were still around
Winsage
March 30, 2025

5 nostalgic Windows programs I wish were still around

Windows Live Movie Maker was a free video editor that allowed users to create and edit videos without ads or upsells, contrasting with today's monetized tools. Rockmelt was a Chromium-based web browser from the early 2010s that integrated Facebook into the browsing experience with real-time notifications and built-in Messenger functionality. Windows Media Center was a media management interface in Windows Vista and 7 that had potential for growth with the rise of Home Theater PCs and streaming services. Iconic games from Windows XP, such as 3D Pinball: Space Cadet and Minesweeper, created lasting memories for users. Windows Live Messenger was a messaging service known for its user-friendly interface and features like tabbed conversations and customizable emoticons, which many users miss compared to newer platforms like Skype and Teams.
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