The Microsoft Store, an ecosystem where Windows users can download applications and games compatible with their PC, has carried out a small but interesting update, which will allow you to reduce the space of the applications, games or services that you already have installed so that you can see other options on the screen that may also interest you.
This is a small update but with an extremely useful quality of life improvement that will enhance the likelihood of users discovering new and potential applications, services, or games to download. As a result, this concept can lead to a slight increase in downloads compared to the previously implemented display.
Microsoft Store receives a renovation to free up space
As Rudy Huyn, Microsoft developer has shared through social media, the company’s development team has worked on implementing improvements for the Microsoft Store with the aim of providing users with a more satisfying experience when browsing through the company’s hub. In this way, the space for the apps and games you already have will be minimized in size so that you pay attention to other content.
Taking into account that the Microsoft Store has a large number of paid applications and games, this can also result in an increase in sales, something that benefits not only the owners of these services, but also Microsoft for hosting these spaces and facilitating transactions within them.
The latest advances from Microsoft
In recent times, Microsoft has openly shown a willingness to strengthen its branch focused on work, that is, the one focused on productivity products and services. By doing so, the company seeks to fit into more influential spaces and continue to be one of the reference brands for companies to continue trusting the digital environments that Microsoft provides.
In this way, an example of this is the growing integration of Microsoft Copilot within the various services that Microsoft 365 offers to businesses, such as assistance in Microsoft Teams, where generative AI allows for summarizing written content and even joining conferences to provide summaries of verbally discussed topics. But the functions don’t stop there, as Copilot’s tentacles also expand to services like Word, Excel, and others.
