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Windows 11 Start Menu now lets you move apps left & right

1 month ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

Throughout varied updates, the Start Menu in Windows 11 has improved quite well, allowing users better performance, personalized recommendations, and the ability to group apps. While it previously allowed pinning apps for quick access, one notable limitation was the inability to rearrange the location of these apps and folders. With the release of Windows 11 Insider Preview build 26120.3576, users can now move items within the Start Menu to the right, left, or front positions.
After Inc. Guide: How to play, Strategy, Resources, Tips and Tricks

1 month ago | gamerstones.com | Uday Kakade

Here is a beginner's guide on After Inc. that will help you to start rebuilding lost settlements in no time. Reviewed By: Jay Kakade Jay Kakade is a passionate technology writer at Tech Explorist and Inceptive Mind.
This Raspberry Pi ‘Dune Weaver’ project turns sand into a dynamic canvas

1 month ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

When talking about small single-board computers (SBCs), the Raspberry Pi is often the first minicomputer to hit the mind, and that’s for a good reason. Every now and then, an innovator comes along with a unique project that blends cutting-edge tech and a pinch of beautiful creativity. Following several outstanding projects on Raspberry Pi on the internet, we have yet another outstanding project by Tuan Nguyen – Dune Weaver Pro.
How to use Samsung Notes app on non-Samsung PC

1 month ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

The Samsung Notes app is among the finest note-making apps, offering some of the best features like PDF marking, handwriting to text, and better notes organizing. However, the app is only available for Samsung PC users. But still, we can use the Samsung Notes app on any Windows PC by using Terminal and spoofing our device as a Samsung device. Table of Contents:Though the Samsung Notes is not usable on any PC, other than Samsung, it is readily available to install from Microsoft Store.
The Windows 11 Snipping Tool makes it easier to copy text from screen

2 months ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

One of the frustrations among Windows 11 users is the lack of functionality to directly copy the text from the screen, especially when text is trapped within an image. Until now, users had to take a screenshot of the screen and then use the Snipping Tool to grab the text. Though this lengthy process of screen capturing, opening the Snipping Tool, and using the “Text Actions” button was quite an annoyance, it still was a good alternative to manually typing the text.
Windows Recall finally gets a feature it should have had all along, plus more updates

2 months ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

Windows Recall has been around for a while for a limited group of users with “Copilot+ PCs,” with no specific date for a full public release. Since its initial release, Windows Recall has faced widespread criticism due to significant privacy and security concerns. Assuring safety over its use, Windows Recall finally got a feature it should’ve had ages ago, one that would be appreciated by privacy advocates and security experts.
8 best open-world games for Android & iOS [2025]

2 months ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

Here are a few standout titles in mobile gaming that ensure you won’t feel like you’re missing out on PC or PlayStation experiences. Reviewed By: Amit Malewar Amit Malewar is a science communicator, entrepreneur, and blogger.
Chromium-based browsers can’t differentiate between scrolling and handwriting gestures

2 months ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

Chromium-based browsers like Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome, are struggling to distinguish between the scrolling intent and handwriting gestures. When users perform touch behaviors like scrolling or zooming, near a text editable input field, the browser misinterprets it for handwriting, which ultimately disrupts navigation and input. Multiple platforms use API to support handwriting gestures on touch devices.
Despite Numerous Controversies, BioShock Infinite Was Still Loved By Fans For a Major Reason

2 months ago | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

Released in 2013, the first-person shooter, BioShock Infinite, received widespread acclaim and was applauded for its innovative settings, intriguing narrative, and artistic design. However, just like other titles, BioShock Infinite was not free from criticism and did not take long to be in the spotlight for its controversial themes like the portrayal of racism and historical religious tunes.
9 Best Mobile Action Games You Must Play in 2025

Jan 11, 2025 | gamerstones.com | Jay Kakade

With the ever-widening list of games on the Play Store and App Store, getting the most suitable one is a daunting task. Mobile games, especially the action genre, have significantly progressed in recent years. The only limitation that holds back further expansion is the touchscreen controls. Despite these restraints, game developers have released a few mobile action games that stand up to their name.