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Windows Store now shows the app designed for Windows 10

You can not escape from a thus established truth: any desktop and mobile platform of modern design, if you hope to be successful, can not be separated from a store not only rich in quality content, but also be able to exploit them to better bringing them all ' end Users attention. The Windows Store has received a major upgrade with the arrival of Windows 10 and the work of aging continues recording small but significant steps forward, both in terms of quality of the app, both from the point of view of structural innovations, accessible side end user, and those that introduced "behind the scenes", are aimed at developers. One new feature of the Windows Store is to be itself an app Windows 10 with clear advantages from the point of view of ease of upgrade and the introduction of new features.

Recently a new update of the Windows Store, for both users Windows 10, both to those who access it through Windows 10 Mobile smartphone, introduced a small but useful changes: As noted in the network, in the app (app tab, in the strict sense or game that is) is given in a manner expressed the words "Designed for Windows 10", whether it is with optimized content to make the most of the latest features major release of the operating system from Redmond.


Take definition highlight content created using the Universal Windows Platform Windows 10. The concept of universal app, or an app optimized to work best on both PCs and tablets, both on smartphones with Windows operating systems, is not new born with Windows 10; a universal app was talk, in fact, also in relation to those available for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1. The universal app for Windows 10, however, are developed using a new platform that allows developers to integrate new features and end-users to exploit them. Consider, to cite a few of many examples, the ability to rearrange the interface to different screen sizes and resolutions, the ability to send notifications (also interactive) to the Notification Center and the sharing of a group of functions that makes it possible use such app, with a few tweaks to the code on PCs, tablets, smartphones, but also with Xbox One, Hololens and IoT devices.

Given the importance that the new Universal App for Windows 10 play in the ecosystem, to bring to the user such types of content it is not at all out of place. Ben is, therefore, a change that goes in this direction. E 'should be noted that to benefit from the innovations described above, you must use the latest version of the Windows Store. As mentioned in the beginning, the Store updates like any other app Windows 10 / Windows 10 Mobile, a manual control is sufficient to start on the presence of new updates directly from the Store to proceed update (once rilevatolo, the Windows Store will close to complete the update).

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