Microsoft confirmed that Win8 will include an app store

The news of adding an app store in Windows 8 has been around for almost a year, but Microsoft has never responded positively. With the approach of the BUILD conference in September, Microsoft finally loosened its first public. It is confirmed that Windows 8 will have a built-in App Store, and the App Store development team of Microsoft Windows is responsible for the development of this feature.

Although this is not explosive news, it is good news for developers and users who care about Windows 8. Steven Sinofsky, president of Windows, listed the names of several development teams for Windows 8 in the official blog. From the name, we can further determine the functions of many Windows 8 as follows:

— App Compatibility and Device Compatibility

— App Store

— Applications and Media Experience

— App Experience

— Core Experience Evolved

— Device Connectivity

— Devices & Networking Experience

— Ecosystem Fundamentals

— Engineer Desktop

— Engineering System

— Enterprise Networking

— Global Experience

— Graphics Platform

— Hardware Developer Experience

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— Hyper-V

— In Control of Your PC

— Kernel Platform

— Licensing and Deployment

— Media Platform

— Networking Core

— Performance

— Presentation and Composition

— Reliability, Security, and Privacy

— Runtime Experience

— Search, View, and Command

— Security & Identity

— Storage & Files Systems

— Sustained Engineering

— Telemetry

— User-Centered Experience

— Windows Online

— Windows Update

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