PWAs work well across platforms, but they can do much more if a developer takes the time to integrate them with Windows 10. Xpotify merges Spotify's PWA with Windows 10.
Pinterest swapped over to a PWA last year, but that PWA is now in the Microsoft Store and with it comes all the design sharing you'd ever want.
Microsoft's Your Phone app strives to keep your phone in your pocket.
CorelDraw has been available for Windows for years, and now its power and graphic-design features are available through the Microsoft Store, along with some noticeable upgrades over last year's version.
If you need to resize images for websites, printing photos, or any other reason on Windows, Assetizr is incredibly simple and effective.
The New England Patriots face the LA Rams in the Super Bowl this weekend. Here's how you can watch it live on Windows 10.
From Maine to LA, people will tune in to the Super Bowl this weekend and these are the best Windows 10 apps to make sure you don't miss any of the action.
OneCast allows you to stream your Xbox One to your iPad or you iPhone.
Groove music is dying on iOS and Android, but that doesn't mean you can't stream your music from OneDrive to your devices.
Mothers Day is this week, and these apps can help busy moms maintain their sanity — and have some fun in the process.
Some Windows 10 apps now have their own preview options that give users early access to new features without having to run Insider builds.
The beta version of MSN News for Android brings a dark theme, local news, and a fresh design.
These are the best Windows 10 apps that we took a look at this January.
Skype UWP finally receives first bits of Fluent Design in latest update for Insiders in the Fast ring!
The Guardian is pulling out of the Windows 10 Store, citing low engagement. Surprise surprise!
The 'gap' in app availability on Windows compared to other platforms is sometimes quite apparent. But is it actually getting worse?
If there's one common complaint among the majority of Windows users, particularly Window Mobile users, it’s the "app gap," or Windows's lack of applications compared to other platforms, such as Android, iOS, and macOS.
Microsoft's mission of inclusion encompasses the visually impaired. This has led to innovation that helps the them to "see" the world.
Microsoft's lack of developer support affects its entire ecosystem. The company may not be able to completely fix the app gap, but it has several tools it can use to address it.
Newton for Windows makes its official debut today on the Windows Store.