Back in July, the software giant has successfully combined the Web versions of their app stores for mobile and desktop devices. Now the company has taken another step towards the final union Store, transfers WinBeta.
From now on, as in the earlier builds of "dozens", a new store in Windows 10 can display applications designed exclusively for smartphones: Messenger from Facebook, WhatsApp, Uber, PayPal, phone games, etc. These applications can only be found through the search, ie, in a shared directory, they are not displayed.
At first glance it seems pointless, because these applications are not universal and can not be installed on a PC or tablet. However, over time many of them have to be converted to universal. In addition, it is possible that Microsoft plans to add in the PC version of the store the ability to remotely install applications on your smartphone, so that the share point in it is still there.
From now on, as in the earlier builds of "dozens", a new store in Windows 10 can display applications designed exclusively for smartphones: Messenger from Facebook, WhatsApp, Uber, PayPal, phone games, etc. These applications can only be found through the search, ie, in a shared directory, they are not displayed.
At first glance it seems pointless, because these applications are not universal and can not be installed on a PC or tablet. However, over time many of them have to be converted to universal. In addition, it is possible that Microsoft plans to add in the PC version of the store the ability to remotely install applications on your smartphone, so that the share point in it is still there.
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