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Spotify client Spotimo will be removed from the Microsoft Store soon. Spotify filed a content infringement claim to Microsoft against Spotimo, so the app will be taken down. If you want to use it, you'll have to download it before it gets pulled.
Microsoft showed Windows 10X in detail during Microsoft Developer day. After a day to digest the demos of the operating system and to play with the Windows 10X emulator, here's how developers feel.
Popular Tweetdeck client Tweeten now runs natively on ARM64 devices. That means you can stay up to date with Twitter from your Surface Pro X, Samsung Galaxy Book S, or any other Windows 10 on ARM device.
Microsoft To Do on Android can now auto-complete mentions when you press the tab key. This speeds up your workflow and allows you to notify people within tasks quicker.
Another new Microsoft Edge Dev channel release is now available for testers. This latest update brings several new features to the browser, but the most notable are related to PDFs. Here's a look at what's new.
Adobe has a range of very powerful, and very complex high-end creative apps. Increasingly, it's making more accessible options. This is Adobe Rush, a light video editor that comes with a fairly steep monthly fee.
Redesigned versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are available on iOS devices. Microsoft states that each app is redesigned to be "simpler, faster and more beautiful than before."
Yet another app seems to be leaving the Microsoft Store. This time, it's Facebook's Windows 10 application. The company recently sent emails to users about the app's impending shutdown.
If you're having problems with Twitter today, you're not alone. The social media service is experiencing problems this afternoon, preventing people from sending new tweets and others from refreshing their timelines.
Microsoft is updating the stable version of Microsoft Edge to version 80 today, meaning official support for Windows 10 on ARM devices is now generally available. Version 80 of Microsoft Edge has been in testing for a little while now, and brings support for Dolby Vision playback, improved web app support, and general stability and performance improvements.
We get fresh with Adobe Fresco, available on iPad Pro and select Surface devices.
PCMark focuses on real-world usage, including browsing the web, checking social media, and watching videos online. According to PCMark 10's benchmarks, the new Edge bets the old Edge by 10 percent.
The Microsoft Edge Dev channel snagged another update this week, and there's quite a bit included. The biggest new feature here is Dolby Vision support for devices that support it, but there are lots of fixes and improvements as well.
The Windows 10 Photos app has a built-in video editor. It's free, easy to use, and surprisingly good for what it is. Here are our thoughts on using the Photos app as a video editor in 2020.
Spotify has posted its results for Q4 of 2019, confirming that it now has 124M subscribers.
Microsoft shared its solution for implementing a dark mode in its Outlook app for iOS today. The solution is available on Github and makes it easy for developers to create dynamic colors and provide a dark mode within an app.
Multitasking on iPad just got a bit easier thanks to Split View support for Outlook on iOS. You can now drag and drop text into a message and view content side-by-side.
Microsoft Teams went down for many organizations earlier today. Microsoft seems to be rolling out a fix, though the service is still out for some organizations.
Microsoft announced its plans to shut down the Microsoft Ad Monetization platform in June of this year. The announcement led to discussions across the web about UWP's status and future. Here is what developers think of the situation.