Microsoft has now confirmed it has removed the built-in FM Radio app inside Windows 10 Mobile from its development branch builds and it will be cut from the OS going forward.
Microsoft quietly removed the FM Radio app in the Windows 10 Mobile preview build 14322 that was released to Insiders in mid-April. More recently, a member of the Windows Insider Engineering team, answered a question about its disappearance with this response:
Microsoft has not indicated the reason for its removal of the FM Radio app, but as previously noted, there are third-party apps in the Windows Store that offer access to FM radio stations.
The ultimate guide to increasing your PC's performance
In this guide, we'll show you the best tips to increase your device's performance running Windows 10 by tweaking settings and making easy hardware upgrades.
Brad Smith defends Microsoft donations to politicians through MSPAC
Microsoft President Brad Smith defended Microsoft's donations to controversial politicians in a recent meeting with company employees. Smith states that donating to politicians is "the way the political process works."
![Xbox Live Gold just became the worst deal in gaming [Update]](https://www.windowscentral.com/sites/wpcentral.com/files/styles/w200h150crop/public/field/image/2020/08/xbox-live-sign.jpg)
Xbox Live Gold just became the worst deal in gaming [Update]
Over the past year, Microsoft phased out the 12-month $60 Xbox Live Gold option, cutting the amount of time you get for $60 in half. What is Microsoft up to here?
Need more USB 3.0 ports? You need one of these great hubs.
USB hubs increase the number of devices you can connect to your PC, so you can escape the anxiety of having to decide what to unplug next. These are the best USB 3.0 hubs available.