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August 27, 2026

7 Things to Check Before Installing a Messaging App on Your Laptop in 2026

Many students, remote workers, freelancers, and office professionals are integrating desktop messaging into their daily routines due to the efficiency of larger screens for longer conversations and document management. Installing a messaging app on a laptop requires checking compatibility with the operating system, available storage, and necessary permissions. Users should verify the legitimacy of the app's source and decide whether a desktop or web version is more suitable for their needs. Language settings should be configured early to avoid confusion, and notification settings must be adjusted to minimize distractions. Users should monitor storage for accumulated files from messaging apps and regularly review connected devices to maintain account security.

AppWizard

August 26, 2026

Wildberries released its own messenger

Wildberries has launched its messaging platform, WB Chat, which is now available for download on the App Store and Google Play. Users can log in using their WB ID. The app features a user-friendly interface with organized chat tabs, allows users to create groups or channels, and includes profile customization options. It supports photo and video sharing, message forwarding, replying to messages, setting statuses, and transcribing voice messages. WB Chat is published on Google Play under WB FZE, with a location in the Hamriyah Free Zone, UAE. The app is currently in beta testing. It is also available on RuStore, and a web version is being developed. Wildberries plans to expand the messenger internationally after its initial launch in Russia.

AppWizard

August 23, 2026

What to try when an Android app keeps crashing

Developers frequently update apps on the Google Play Store to improve user experience and fix bugs, with app crashes often resulting from problematic updates. To troubleshoot an app, users should check for updates in the Play Store. If no updates are available, users can access the app's settings by long-pressing the app icon or navigating through Settings > Apps. Users can clear the app's cache and force stop it to potentially resolve issues. If problems persist, uninstalling and reinstalling the app may be necessary, although this may result in loss of locally stored data unless cloud backup is enabled. Users can also clear the app's data directly from the App info page. Restarting the device and checking for system updates can also help resolve app crashes. Users can sideload older versions of apps from trusted sources like APKMirror if needed. Lastly, using the app's web version can serve as a temporary solution.

AppWizard

August 12, 2026

B.AI APP Android Version Officially Launched

The B.AI APP has launched on the Android platform, providing features similar to its web version for mobile users. A new "Service Availability Detection" feature allows real-time monitoring of APIs and web routes for stable connections. Users can download the app by visiting the B.AI official website and scanning a QR code or by scanning a QR code on a promotional poster.

AppWizard

August 1, 2026

These Android Phones Are Losing YouTube App Access In 2026

By 2026, certain smartphones will no longer receive support for popular applications like YouTube. Users can still access YouTube via the web version if their app is no longer supported. Google will not disable these devices remotely. Users are advised to check for software updates by navigating to Settings, selecting System, and tapping on Software Updates. Devices running Android 7.0 or later may have better app functionality, while those on Android 6.0 should consider upgrading. Current Android smartphones from Google and Samsung will receive up to seven years of software updates.

AppWizard

July 30, 2026

Gemini’s notebook tools are catching up with the app that inspired them

Google is enhancing its Gemini app by allowing users to add website links as sources in their notebooks, which will enable the collection of text from web pages, limited to visible content only. Additionally, a dedicated Students section is being developed within the app to help create tailored study notebooks based on individual learning needs. This section will allow users to organize ideas or set up focused study plans and will adapt to a student’s progress. These features are currently under development and not yet publicly available.

AppWizard

July 8, 2026

Google Earth Pro is headed for the graveyard, and fans aren’t happy about it

Google Earth Pro will no longer be available as a desktop application starting June 25, 2027, as Google encourages users to transition to web and mobile versions. Users have expressed dissatisfaction with the web version's limitations compared to the desktop app, particularly regarding data display and vertex restrictions. The desktop app will continue to function for existing users post-deadline, but no updates will be provided. Windows users will retain access, while Mac users may encounter issues due to the discontinuation of support for Rosetta-emulated applications in macOS 28, affecting those with M-series chips.

Winsage

July 2, 2026

Microsoft Copilot OS revealed in LEAKED video: Lightweight Windows OS exploration features new desktop UI built entirely around Copilot and agentic AI

Microsoft is exploring a dedicated AI operating system called Aion, which integrates Microsoft Edge and a new lightweight Windows codebase known as Win3. Aion features a fresh desktop user interface with a Taskbar that includes a "Spaces" feature for organizing applications and websites. It is designed to run exclusively web apps and websites, leveraging Windows 365 for access to traditional desktop applications. The video suggests a version of Aion may operate atop Windows 11, potentially supporting native Windows applications, but the version shown is based on the Win3 codebase, which does not support legacy Win32 apps. The video is reportedly from 2024, and the future of Aion remains uncertain, though elements of its capabilities are being integrated into Windows 11. Microsoft has also introduced Project Solara, which offers an adaptive agentic OS experience, raising questions about the relationship between Aion and Solara.

AppWizard

June 25, 2026

This free Pixel app is the reason I canceled my AI note-taking subscription

Sanuj Bhatia from Android Authority highlights the capabilities of Google’s Pixel Recorder app, which he found effective enough to cancel his subscription to a paid AI note-taking service. The app, upgraded with Gemini Nano technology in the Pixel 9 series, can record audio and generate live transcripts with punctuation and grammar corrections, identifying multiple speakers during meetings. It integrates with a web application for easy access to recordings and transcripts on desktop devices. The app processes data on-device, ensuring privacy, which is advantageous for professionals handling sensitive information. While it has limitations, such as not being able to join meetings virtually and lacking collaborative features, it is considered a reliable and cost-efficient alternative to traditional AI note-taking tools.

Winsage

June 22, 2026

Microsoft says it’ll force install Microsoft 365 Copilot on Windows 11 with MS 365 Business in the next 30 days

Microsoft is reintroducing the Microsoft 365 Copilot app, which will automatically install on eligible Windows PCs with Microsoft 365 desktop applications between mid-June and mid-July. Users in the European Economic Area will not be affected by this automatic installation. Admins can opt out of the automatic integration. The app will be activated by default, requiring no user intervention. Microsoft is not using the Windows Store for this installation; instead, it relies on the built-in Microsoft 365 Apps updater. Users can disable Copilot features on a case-by-case basis in specific Office apps or change privacy settings to block Copilot functionalities. Microsoft has also made Classic plans available in select regions for users who want a version without Copilot. Administrators can use Office policy settings to block connected experiences that drive Copilot functionalities but must opt out through the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center to prevent installation.