Windows 11's new Microsoft Store app is now in testing on Windows 10

Microsoft has started testing the new Windows 11 Microsoft Store app on Windows x for Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Channel. Microsoft promised back in June that the new Shop would besides arrive on Windows x at some indicate in the future, and today'south preview is the first time Windows 10 testers tin can download and install it.

Simply like on Windows xi, the new Microsoft Shop brings with it support for unpackaged Win32 apps, the ability to discover Disney+ content, also as the same fluid UI that the Windows xi version has. There'southward no Android app support, as that appears to be a Windows 11 exclusive feature for now.

Now that the new Shop is in testing with Windows Insiders, it shouldn't exist long before the new Microsoft Store app is fabricated availale to all Windows 10 users. This will be a big moment for the new Store, as it'll exist a signal in which unpackaged Win32 apps become available to all one.3 billion Windows users.

Windows 11 has only been on the marketplace for a few weeks, so its attain has been express compared to the more than a billion Windows 10 users. Bringing the new Store to Windows 10 should encourage more than developers to get their apps into the storefront, equally it'll be getting their app in front of even more than potential customers.

To begin testing the new Microsoft Store on Windows 10, only join the Windows Insider Release Preview Channel and bank check for updates in the Microsoft Store. In the meantime, are y'all looking forward to the new Microsoft Store on Windows x? Or are you lot planning to upgrade to Windows eleven soon anyway? Let u.s.a. know in the comments.

The AT&T version of Surface Duo is now getting Android 11

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The AT&T version of Surface Duo is at present getting Android 11

Later on a very long wait, the original Surface Duo is at present eligible to receive its over-the-air Bone update to Android 11. Hither is what is new and fixed with the biggest update still for Microsoft's first dual-screen Android device.