Windows 10 is a great operating system, but it can be a little overwhelming to try to figure out everything it has to offer. The Microsoft Store is about to get a lot better, though, with new features and updates coming soon. Here are four things you need to know about the Microsoft Store right now.

  1. The Microsoft Store is your one-stop shop for all your Windows 10 needs. The Microsoft Store is where you can find all the latest updates and features for Windows 10. You can download new apps, games, and tools, or use the store’s search feature to find what you’re looking for quickly. You can also buy products directly from the store if you want to get them right away.
  2. The Microsoft Store is constantly growing and improving. The Microsoft Store is always updating its offerings with new apps, games, tools, and more. This means that there’s always something new for you to check out and enjoy on your Windows 10 device. Plus, the store offers a variety of pricing options so that everyone can find something they’ll love without breaking the bank.
  3. The Microsoft Store offers a great experience no matter what device you’re using it on. Whether you’re using a PC or a mobile device, the Microsoft Store offers an excellent experience that will make finding what you need easy and convenient no matter where you are in your computing journey. Plus, app updates are automatically delivered so that you always have the latest versions available without having to worry about installing them yourself manually or waiting for them to be released through app stores on other devices or platforms ..

The Microsoft Store is the main app store on Windows 10 and 11, and it received an overhaul last year in time for the first version of Windows 11. Now even more improvements are on the way.

Microsoft is now rolling out Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25131, aimed at people who want to test the latest improvements to Windows before they are bug-free. The build has a few new features for the Microsoft Store that are worth getting excited about, especially as more apps start to arrive on the Store.

First, the Microsoft Store is now native on ARM Windows PCs, so everything will be faster on devices like the Surface Pro X and Lenovo Yoga C630. It’s a bit shocking that the Store wasn’t already properly updated for ARM, considering Windows 10 (and now 11) has been available on ARM PCs for over four years, but at least it’s finally happening. Microsoft has also generally improved navigation speed for the Store on all computers, not just ARM PCs.

Automatic app updates are also being improved. Microsoft said in a blog post, “We’ll skip over apps that you have open, so you don’t lose any important work. You can update the apps later in the Microsoft Store.” Again, it’s a bit surprising that wasn’t already implemented, but even the Google Play Store on Android occasionally tries to update an app while you’re using it.

Finally, Microsoft is trying to remind people you can install some Android apps on Windows. “When you’re browsing the web,” the company said, “you might discover a new app. If it’s available in the Microsoft Store, we’ll show you a pop-up experience to help you install it.” It’s not clear what the pop-up looks like.

Several other changes were announced for the Microsoft Store last month, including the ability for any developer to submit Win32 applications, and Android apps coming to more countries. It was also revealed that advertisements are coming to the Store, similar to the ads seen in the Google Play Store on Android and Apple App Store on iPhone and iPad.

The new features are still exclusive to the Windows Insider channel, but once all the bugs are worked out, Microsoft should roll them out to all Windows 11 devices. It’s not clear if any of the new features will be rolled out to the Microsoft Store on Windows 10.

Source: Windows Blog