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Accessory maker SCOSCHE has introduced a number of USB-C accessories geared towards both PCs and mobile devices.
The Gadgets app for Windows 10 Mobile has received a small update. There are no major changes evident, and the update likely contains some bug fixes and performance improvements.
Runtastic Six Pack has been updated, and is now available as a universal Windows 10 app, tracking your workouts across phone, tablet, and desktop.
Microsoft has purchased Metanautix, a company specializing in the analysis of large amounts of data across a wide array of corporate applications.
Even though it just hit theaters, Star Wars: The Force Awakens is now available for pre-order from the Microsoft Store for $14.95.
Evernote has announced that it will be shutting down three of its offerings: annotation app Skitch, its Clearly browser extension, and Evernote for Pebble.
OneDrive customers with select Enterprise, Government, or Education plans will begin receiving their unlimited storage beginning at the end of December.
First-person shooter Sniper Fury is now available for download on both Windows PCs and Windows Phones. Hunt down your enemies in over 130 missions with a massive arsenal of deadly weapons.
Saavn Music & Radio has updated its app, making it universal. The popular free music service is now available on Windows 10 Mobile for the first time.
Microsoft is investigating the possibility of supporting Win32 apps through Window 10 Mobile's new Continuum feature, which allows newer phones to act like desktop PCs.
Skype has announced that it is offering free calls to landlines and mobile phones in France for the next few days, following a series of attacks in Paris on Friday night.
Microsoft has updated Outlook Mail and Calendar for Windows 10 Mobile. Users can now view mail from all of their accounts in a single, unified inbox, and Calendar has added a month view.
Several users are reporting that the desktop version of Outlook crashes after the installation of recent Windows security patches.
Microsoft has taken the top spot in the new 2015 Social Power Rankings from Lithium, the company behind Klout. The company leads the pack ahead of brands such as Amazon, Facebook, and Google.
