With Windows 11, Microsoft brought several new features to its ecosystem. These focus on several areas, from the interface of the system itself to a new integration with Android. There is even a new app store that has now been brought to one more location.
We are talking about Windows 10 itself, which has just had access to this store, completely renovated and with many new offers. Microsoft’s new app store goes one step further and becomes accessible to many more users.
It was nothing new that Microsoft continued to develop its app store. In addition to what he wants to innovate, he also wants to open the door so that it can be used extensively in Windows 10.
This novelty was being tested for several weeks in the Insiders program, to evaluate and prepare for its extended availability. Now that is ripe, Microsoft decided to take the right step so that the new app store is used in Windows 10.
The new Microsoft Store is coming to Windows 10 PCs!!!
This experience will be rolled out in phases for Windows 10 PC users (non-insiders)! If you don't get the update today, don't worry, it will come to you quickly!
— Rudy Hyun (@RudyHyun) November 11, 2021
The announcement made on Twitter thus opens the door so that users can already have access to this news. Delivery will be done in batches and phased in to ensure that no issues can escape Microsoft, which will address them immediately.
The big news in this store appears, at first glance, to be a major aesthetic change, with new areas dedicated to showing the new arrivals. This graphical change is transversal between Windows 11 and Windows 10 in this new store.
In addition, Microsoft's new store in Windows 10 brings a set of important technologies to this system. We are talking about Win32, .NET, UWP, Xamarin, Electron, React Native, Java and Progressive Web Apps, which will make life easier for programmers.
This is a change that will benefit all Windows 10 users. The new store was approved for publication in a few weeks, showing that it is ready and with a high level of performance. So it's time to explore what Microsoft brought to Windows 10 and what is now the standard.
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