Win10 Universal Store web version officially launched, more than 600,000 applications

Computer store news: There are two weeks, Microsoft will release the official version of Win10. Microsoft is fully preparing for the public release of Windows 10, in addition to today's RTM Build, Microsoft also launched a new web version of the Windows Universal App Store. Sites were previously available but hidden, and users must use the older Windows Phone and Windows Store sites to download apps.

Today's older versions of the Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.1 web stores have been retired. Links to the two stores are redirected to the new version of the Universal App Store, which includes more than 600,000 apps, including Facebook, QQ, WeChat, Weibo, and more.

The new Universal App Store makes it easy to find compatible apps, but the current problem is that some older store features are missing. You cannot download XAP/APPX files or send applications to devices remotely. These are very convenient features, I hope that Microsoft will restore these features later.

With the arrival of the official version of Win10, the Windows Store and Windows Phone Store will be further integrated on Win10 Mobile to provide a unified service experience.