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In the latest edition of our weekly roundup, we delve into the most exciting apps, games, and extensions that have graced the Microsoft Store and other platforms over the past week. This marks the six-hundred-eleventh entry in our ongoing series.
Windows 11 Takes the Lead
Recent statistics reveal that Windows 11 has overtaken Windows 10 as the most utilized operating system on Steam, though the competition remains tight. In other news, Microsoft has clarified that users will not have the option to uninstall the much-discussed AI feature, Recall, a decision that has sparked considerable conversation among users.
As always, your insights are invaluable. If you’ve come across any noteworthy apps or games launched this week that deserve attention, please share your thoughts in the comments or reach out via email.
Discounts This Week
This week’s selection of deals offers a glimpse into some of the best discounts available. Be sure to explore the Store for a comprehensive list of all current offers. Note that certain apps may enjoy extended discounts beyond this week, but only new releases are highlighted here. For ongoing promotions, refer to our previous post in the series.
New or Notably Improved Windows Apps
Files 3.7
The latest update to this file management tool introduces an intriguing experimental feature that allows users to “flatten” folders, effectively relocating files from subfolders into the main directory. Additionally, a new shortcut has been added: by holding the Shift key while clicking the properties button, users can swiftly access the properties window of File Explorer.
Firefox 130
Mozilla has rolled out several enhancements in its latest stable browser version. The new Labs section now features an automated picture-in-picture mode, which seamlessly toggles the smaller media playback window when switching tabs. Furthermore, users can enable AI chatbots in the sidebar, alongside improved translation support.
PowerToys 0.84
Microsoft’s suite of open-source tools has been enriched with a new addition called Workspaces. This innovative tool is designed to facilitate the simultaneous launch of multiple programs. Users can group applications, specify which monitor they will open on, and even customize the position and size of the windows.
Best Windows apps this week
In the latest edition of our weekly roundup, we delve into the most exciting apps, games, and extensions that have graced the Microsoft Store and other platforms over the past week. This marks the six-hundred-eleventh entry in our ongoing series.
Windows 11 Takes the Lead
Recent statistics reveal that Windows 11 has overtaken Windows 10 as the most utilized operating system on Steam, though the competition remains tight. In other news, Microsoft has clarified that users will not have the option to uninstall the much-discussed AI feature, Recall, a decision that has sparked considerable conversation among users.
As always, your insights are invaluable. If you’ve come across any noteworthy apps or games launched this week that deserve attention, please share your thoughts in the comments or reach out via email.
Discounts This Week
This week’s selection of deals offers a glimpse into some of the best discounts available. Be sure to explore the Store for a comprehensive list of all current offers. Note that certain apps may enjoy extended discounts beyond this week, but only new releases are highlighted here. For ongoing promotions, refer to our previous post in the series.
New or Notably Improved Windows Apps
The latest update to this file management tool introduces an intriguing experimental feature that allows users to “flatten” folders, effectively relocating files from subfolders into the main directory. Additionally, a new shortcut has been added: by holding the Shift key while clicking the properties button, users can swiftly access the properties window of File Explorer.
Mozilla has rolled out several enhancements in its latest stable browser version. The new Labs section now features an automated picture-in-picture mode, which seamlessly toggles the smaller media playback window when switching tabs. Furthermore, users can enable AI chatbots in the sidebar, alongside improved translation support.
Microsoft’s suite of open-source tools has been enriched with a new addition called Workspaces. This innovative tool is designed to facilitate the simultaneous launch of multiple programs. Users can group applications, specify which monitor they will open on, and even customize the position and size of the windows.