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In the latest update from the tech giant, Microsoft has firmly reiterated its stance on the TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11. This mandate, described as non-negotiable, poses challenges for users still operating on Windows 10, particularly those with devices lacking the necessary support.
Enhancements to the Microsoft Store
This week, the Microsoft Store has undergone a series of enhancements aimed at improving user experience. Microsoft promises a platform that is not only faster but also better organized, now offering robust support for Win32 applications. These changes are expected to streamline the process of discovering and downloading new software.
As always, the community is encouraged to share any noteworthy apps or games that may have slipped through the cracks this week. Feedback can be provided in the comments section or through direct email communication.
Discounts this week
Here’s a curated list of some of the most enticing deals available this week. For a comprehensive view of all current offers, a visit to the Store is recommended.
Note that some discounts extend beyond a single week, and only new apps and games are highlighted here. For ongoing promotions, refer to the previous post in this series.
New or notably improved Windows apps
Handbrake 1.9.0 – This open-source video encoder continues to impress with its ability to convert various video formats. The latest iteration introduces support for lossless VP9 encoding, AV1 screen content coding, and Intel QSV VVC video decoding, enhancing its functionality for users.
Media Squeeze – Designed to optimize storage, Media Squeeze employs compression techniques to reduce the size of image and video files. Its user-friendly interface allows for easy adjustments, giving users control over output settings and the ability to compare files seamlessly.
PixTidy – This free application is a boon for photo organization. PixTidy enables users to create folders based on location and time, along with additional grouping options. It also assists in identifying redundant or unwanted photos and videos, facilitating the cleanup of disk space.
Best Windows apps this week
In the latest update from the tech giant, Microsoft has firmly reiterated its stance on the TPM 2.0 requirement for Windows 11. This mandate, described as non-negotiable, poses challenges for users still operating on Windows 10, particularly those with devices lacking the necessary support.
Enhancements to the Microsoft Store
This week, the Microsoft Store has undergone a series of enhancements aimed at improving user experience. Microsoft promises a platform that is not only faster but also better organized, now offering robust support for Win32 applications. These changes are expected to streamline the process of discovering and downloading new software.
As always, the community is encouraged to share any noteworthy apps or games that may have slipped through the cracks this week. Feedback can be provided in the comments section or through direct email communication.
Discounts this week
Here’s a curated list of some of the most enticing deals available this week. For a comprehensive view of all current offers, a visit to the Store is recommended.
New or notably improved Windows apps
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