Microsoft continues to work on bringing more updates to basic services to users. The Microsoft Store app, where users can download applications, games, or purchase products, will soon have a much improved performance and fluidity. With this, the company hopes to continue improving user satisfaction.
This update, which is already being tested, joins the recent one that also improves the performance of the Photos application, which is used to open internally stored images on the PC. With this, it is clear that the company is interested in strengthening the operation of its most basic services to boost the user experience enjoyed by its customers.
A smoother Microsoft Store app
As indicated by insiders who work on development and testing, the Microsoft Store app will have a much higher performance than the current application, ensuring that its use is much more enjoyable, user-friendly, and attractive. This is a widely used service by users, so this update will significantly improve the overall user experience of Windows 11 users.
To be more specific, as explained by the developers, it can be seen that the application’s performance increases up to 40% in waiting times, which is always beneficial for the improved user experience it provides.
The future of Windows 11: 24H2
The year 2024 is already well into months, but this year still has many changes in store for Windows 11, especially considering that, throughout the second quarter of the year, the 24H2 update of Windows 11 will arrive on devices, a new version of the operating system that is currently leading Microsoft, and that will also be the most ambitious update of the company since Windows 11 itself hit the market.
Windows continues to strongly bet on Windows 11 as its flagship software, despite the fact that, almost three years after its release, it remains far behind Windows 10, the most popular version currently. Among other reasons, there is the lack of interest from users in the current version, and in certain cases, that their computers do not support the latest version of Windows. In the latter case, in fact, it is a significant problem, considering that its free support will end in October 2025. That is why Microsoft wants to encourage users to make the leap to Windows 11.
