Microsoft revealed plans to update applications for Windows 8
Applications that will be updated include Mail, Photo, Maps, SkyDrive, Bing, Finance, News, Sports, Travel, Weather, Video, Music and Games.
Applications that will be updated include Mail, Photo, Maps, SkyDrive, Bing, Finance, News, Sports, Travel, Weather, Video, Music and Games.
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Microsoft has revealed plans to update some of the pre-installed applications with Windows 8. In the coming weeks, the "software giant " will update applications such as Mail, Photo, Maps, SkyDrive, Bing, Finance, News. , Sports, Travel, Weather, Video, Music and Games before the release of Windows 8 on October 26, 2012.
Microsoft said it will provide updates for applications through the Windows Store. Users will see applications that have improved performance, reliability and some new capabilities.
" With Windows 8 and Windows RT going to be officially released, in addition to thousands of new applications already in the Windows Store, tens of thousands of developers around the world have been very busy creating applications. new, "said Steven Sinofsky, chairman of Windows and Windows Live group wrote on Microsoft's blog. "Since August 2012, Microsoft has been very busy with adding new features, improving applications available with Windows and will update them before Windows 8 officially launches."
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