Best Windows apps this week

Weekly App and Game Highlights for Windows Users

In this week’s roundup, we delve into the latest offerings in the Microsoft Store, showcasing a selection of new apps, games, and extensions that have recently made their debut on Windows 10 and 11. With a keen eye on innovation, we also spotlight significant updates that enhance user experience.

This week, the optional update for Windows 11 introduces the much-discussed Recall AI feature, available for Copilot+ PCs. Microsoft is poised to roll this out to all Copilot+ devices next month, coinciding with the upcoming cumulative security update, marking a notable shift in the operating system’s capabilities.

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

Here’s a curated list of the best deals currently available. Be sure to explore the Store for a comprehensive view of all ongoing offers. Some discounts extend beyond this week, so it’s worth checking previous posts for any lingering deals that may still be valid.

New or Notably Improved Windows Apps

  • Crapfixer – This open-source Windows tweaker emphasizes simplicity and user-friendliness. Users can initiate the program and click the analyze button to receive a comprehensive check of their system settings. Recommended tweaks are highlighted in red, allowing for easy application with just another click. The tweaks range from disabling unnecessary Windows features to enhancing privacy settings.
  • PhotoDemon – A free, open-source photo editor boasting over 200 professional-grade tools for image editing. It supports a diverse array of image formats, including Adobe Photoshop PSD files. Noteworthy features include an integrated macro recorder and batch processing capabilities, making it a robust choice for both casual and professional users.
  • Winhance 4 – This system optimization software for Windows 10 and 11 focuses on enhancing performance through the removal of unwanted Windows apps and a comprehensive suite of customization tweaks. Users can save changes as configuration files, facilitating easy application across multiple PCs or after system reinstalls. For a detailed review, Wayne has provided an in-depth look at Winhance.
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Best Windows apps this week