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MS Paint and Snipping Tool Can Now Be Updated via Microsoft Store
Microsoft is bringing MS Paint and Snipping Tool to Microsoft Store. The move is a part of the preview build 21354. Microsoft also said that it will not be including Paint 3D and 3D Viewer with the new build. However, they will still be available on the Microsoft Store.
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Amazon Alexa Now Available for Windows 10 Through Microsoft Store in Select Markets
While all Windows 10 PC users in US, UK, and Germany can install the app on their devices, only compatible PCs can use the hands-free features of Alexa.
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Google Chrome Installer App Removed From Microsoft Store Within Hours of Its Release
Google Chrome browser is based on the company’s Blink rendering engine, while browser apps on the Microsoft Store must use HTML and JavaScript engines provided by Windows 10.
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Ubuntu Linux Distro Now Available on the Windows Store: Here's How You Can Download and Install It
Ubuntu was already listed in the Windows Store for some back in May, but is now available for all to download and run in Windows 10
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Microsoft Office Apps Are Now Available via the Windows Store
As the devices running Windows 10 S are restricted to using apps from Windows Store, Microsoft decided to finally bring Office apps to the platform.
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Windows 10 Store Update Adds Remote Xbox One App Installs
There are minor UI changes too to allow for a thinner download bar and viewing the download speed is possible too.
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Microsoft's Playable Ads Lets Users Try Windows Store Apps Before Installing
Microsoft has announced that it is testing a feature called Playable Ads that allows users to try the app for three minutes.
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Forza Horizon 3 Demo Now Available on Windows 10; HDR Support for Xbox One Demo Added
The demo version is available for free and can be downloaded from Windows Store directly to your PC.
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'The Windows Store Is a Giant Disaster': Former Microsoft Employee
Microsoft's attempts at owning the PC games space might not be as straightforward as it seems what with Windows 10 and the Windows Store not catching on as fast as it would like.
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MS Paint and Snipping Tool Can Now Be Updated via Microsoft Store
Microsoft is bringing MS Paint and Snipping Tool to Microsoft Store. The move is a part of the preview build 21354. Microsoft also said that it will not be including Paint 3D and 3D Viewer with the new build. However, they will still be available on the Microsoft Store.
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Amazon Alexa Now Available for Windows 10 Through Microsoft Store in Select Markets
While all Windows 10 PC users in US, UK, and Germany can install the app on their devices, only compatible PCs can use the hands-free features of Alexa.
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Google Chrome Installer App Removed From Microsoft Store Within Hours of Its Release
Google Chrome browser is based on the company’s Blink rendering engine, while browser apps on the Microsoft Store must use HTML and JavaScript engines provided by Windows 10.
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Ubuntu Linux Distro Now Available on the Windows Store: Here's How You Can Download and Install It
Ubuntu was already listed in the Windows Store for some back in May, but is now available for all to download and run in Windows 10
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Microsoft Office Apps Are Now Available via the Windows Store
As the devices running Windows 10 S are restricted to using apps from Windows Store, Microsoft decided to finally bring Office apps to the platform.
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Windows 10 Store Update Adds Remote Xbox One App Installs
There are minor UI changes too to allow for a thinner download bar and viewing the download speed is possible too.
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Microsoft's Playable Ads Lets Users Try Windows Store Apps Before Installing
Microsoft has announced that it is testing a feature called Playable Ads that allows users to try the app for three minutes.
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Forza Horizon 3 Demo Now Available on Windows 10; HDR Support for Xbox One Demo Added
The demo version is available for free and can be downloaded from Windows Store directly to your PC.
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'The Windows Store Is a Giant Disaster': Former Microsoft Employee
Microsoft's attempts at owning the PC games space might not be as straightforward as it seems what with Windows 10 and the Windows Store not catching on as fast as it would like.
