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I can’t believe they didn’t learn their lesson from IE. Once again they integrated Edge so deep in the OS

In reply to glenn8878:True.But most all the classic programs in the store like iTunes, Office, Spotify, PaintN

Classic Microsoft. They did it with fluent too ‘sometime in the near future we will gradually over time chan

Nice.Why do they keep maintaining the Windows app. This could be perfectly a PWA with notification and offline

It has always been like that. Microsoft their UI is hideous looking and very inconsistent. I hoped fluent woul

I listen to soundtracks and trailer music and have collected a lot of exclusive stuff like complete recordings

In reply to irfaanwahid:Well it is Microsoft. Those are consumer features so not that important.OneDrive work

In reply to Minke: You can also upload 50 000 songs to your Google Play Music library that does not count agai

Very lazy redesign IMO. The hangout chat integration looks like the old style. The Google App menu and notific

I love this new version. It looks very modern and customizable. It performs fast and is way better visually an

There is only one thing missing in this list, coming from a guy who always had Samsung Galaxy phones.Software

The best thing about this is that it is platform agnosticIt works on PC and mobile. On chrome, firefox, window

Yay they support the "Files" app in iOS for viewing, saving and creation for personal and business accounts Fi

My god. The store really isn't working out for MS.First they hope for real UWP apps. Because that didn�

So it is basically like almost real UWP apps but without the horrendous looking platform specific UI of UWPSou

So cool. My phone might receive this next year when the developer preview for P is released. I said might...ca

You are right on this. On PC I use programs to develop (Visual Studio), database management (SQL), server mana

It's funny to see how all major companies usually throw themselves on new iOS features the second they ar

In reply to siko: I am a developer. I wouldn't convert anything to help Windows S. We will see what other

In reply to SvenJ:I do know that. Yet they keep updating parts many people don't use. What about explorer

In reply to Paul Thurrott:By updating the parts the majority don't use: apps

In reply to Vidua:Replacing Windows Home with it's amazing win32 support with Windows S with only shitty

In reply to Vidua:Because Microsoft cared so much about non-US countries eh...Bing sucks here. Cortana doesn&#

I don't agree with the The "update" argument many Pixel fans say.My Samsung galaxy S6 has got Nougat and

In reply to Waethorn:When it comes to ecosystem; customer and developer support Microsoft always loses everywh

In reply to jamiet:I hope you know that 97% of the people gaming on console are people looking for a simple ca

One major point for me is not on the list: gamesMy favorite games from the past 5 years are: Uncharted, Last O

Well the watermark is goneI can also switch again for the first time back to "release preview" ring.

In reply to Luka Radunovic:Still there but I always use "universal watermark remover". Works since Win 8.0 on

So now that almost all apps respect the accent color as titlebar, according to these screenshots we are b

lol developers are always portrayed as beardy hipsters in promo images :pnone of my colleagues look like that.

Hahaha. The service is incredible and is backed by excellent mobile apps which are available everywhere that m

This sounds the same as bringing placeholders back.coming...someday

In reply to brduffy: I am a developer. 15 years of .NET development. But nowadays we don't develop anymore for

In reply to karma77police: You will get negged into oblivion for such a realistic view on things. But you are

Search on a webservice is always better and quicker then when you search in partially downloaded e-mail folder

Ghost was the last COD I liked. Not into all the SF stuff. So I (and almost all my COD friends) moved over to

In reply to FalseAgent: I don't hate Windows 10 at all. I am just not interested in UWP. The only version of W

In reply to lordbaal1: Because almost nobody cares

I am impressed. Actually nearly everbody in this comment section is on the same line about UWP. Something that

A small tip Paul: Ink for Google extension and you get a nice Material design makeover for calendar, YouTube a

In reply to Demileto: True. But they didn't say "we are developing a brand new UWP". They all say "use the web

Nope not going to happen. Today EE and BBC iPlayer left the platform and refer to using the website on desktop

Unlike UWP the web is the future!Nearly after 2 years the UWP app ecosystem dwarfs the webapps. Even MS their

Jason Savard has a great chrome extension to hide the ad pane :)https://jasonsavard.com/Webmail-Ad-BlockerOnly

I am actually interested in one. With backlighting and decent CPU.Since I have an Android phone I moved most o

You forgot a list with "These are the apps leaving the Windows ecosystem this week" :)

I agree about the native chromecast support. However Google hasn't released an SDK yet for Mac/Windows/Linux.O

In reply to Waethorn: Stop making so much sense. You'll hurt peoples feelings! :p

I read that recently in another article of you. So here is my question: why do you prefer webapps instead of "

Good news. I only hope they reprogram Windows a bit more for battery consumption and turn off off every window

In reply to Bats: Good point. They also have Spotify as exclusive and many ps3 games are playable thanks to ps

In reply to kenhes: What a delusional contradictory comment.You are saying: "if Microsoft gets people who don'

I have been having unreliable live tiles since Windows 8 and just like you point out, it still isn't fixed yet

This is all great. But they really should improve the Edge UI with more features through the store.Now we have

In reply to RM: The e-reader hype is over. Most people who like to read digital books have already migrated to

In reply to lordbaal1: Well blame is still with MS. If all the others have the necessary contracts and rights

In reply to Daekar: Consumer stuff has been on the back burner for quite a while now. Stuff that gets updated

Microsoft doesn't really care to compete in consumer space. I just got an update for the Photos app on my PC.