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In this week’s edition, we delve into the latest offerings for Windows 10 and Windows 11, showcasing the most noteworthy apps, games, and extensions that have graced the Microsoft Store and beyond over the past seven days.
Among the significant releases is the updated Copilot app from Microsoft, now available for Insiders in the Microsoft Store. This version marks a pivotal shift as it transitions from a progressive web app to a fully native application, promising enhanced performance and usability. However, users may need to exercise patience as it gradually makes its way to the stable release channel.
As always, your insights are invaluable. If there’s an app or game released this week that you feel deserves attention, please share your thoughts in the comments or reach out via email.
Discounts This Week
This week brings a selection of enticing deals. Below is a curated list of the most appealing discounts currently available. For a comprehensive view of all offers, be sure to explore the Store.
Some apps are enjoying extended discounts, so check back for new titles and games listed here.
For ongoing offers, refer to the previous post in this series, which may still feature valid promotions.
New or Notably Improved Windows Apps
Intel Graphics Software (Beta)
The latest iteration of Intel’s Graphics Software serves as a comprehensive control and management hub for Intel graphic cards. Users can access a range of features including graphics and display settings, gaming and app profiles, and performance monitoring. Please note that this software is currently in Beta and requires .NET Runtime 8 or newer for optimal functionality.
PowerToys 0.89
This update to Microsoft’s open-source toolset introduces an exciting new feature within the Advanced Paste tool. Users can now quickly transcode audio and video files by copying a media file and using the shortcut Windows-Shift-V to access the advanced paste menu, where options to convert the file to mp3 or mp4 formats await.
PreventSleep
PreventSleep is a straightforward utility designed with a singular focus: to keep your Windows system awake. This unobtrusive application resides in the System Tray, diligently working to prevent your system from entering sleep mode, dimming the screen, or activating the screensaver.
Best Windows apps this week
Weekly App and Game Highlights
In this week’s edition, we delve into the latest offerings for Windows 10 and Windows 11, showcasing the most noteworthy apps, games, and extensions that have graced the Microsoft Store and beyond over the past seven days.
Among the significant releases is the updated Copilot app from Microsoft, now available for Insiders in the Microsoft Store. This version marks a pivotal shift as it transitions from a progressive web app to a fully native application, promising enhanced performance and usability. However, users may need to exercise patience as it gradually makes its way to the stable release channel.
As always, your insights are invaluable. If there’s an app or game released this week that you feel deserves attention, please share your thoughts in the comments or reach out via email.
Discounts This Week
This week brings a selection of enticing deals. Below is a curated list of the most appealing discounts currently available. For a comprehensive view of all offers, be sure to explore the Store.
New or Notably Improved Windows Apps
The latest iteration of Intel’s Graphics Software serves as a comprehensive control and management hub for Intel graphic cards. Users can access a range of features including graphics and display settings, gaming and app profiles, and performance monitoring. Please note that this software is currently in Beta and requires .NET Runtime 8 or newer for optimal functionality.
This update to Microsoft’s open-source toolset introduces an exciting new feature within the Advanced Paste tool. Users can now quickly transcode audio and video files by copying a media file and using the shortcut Windows-Shift-V to access the advanced paste menu, where options to convert the file to mp3 or mp4 formats await.
PreventSleep is a straightforward utility designed with a singular focus: to keep your Windows system awake. This unobtrusive application resides in the System Tray, diligently working to prevent your system from entering sleep mode, dimming the screen, or activating the screensaver.