For the first time in many years, the deletion specialist app Bleachbit released a new version. We take a closer look at ...

Microsoft recently announced a new, positive change for publishing apps and Windows software through the Microsoft Store: ...

If a popular antivirus has a PC optimizer, then it has to be great. Well, not to dash your hopes, but the very fact that ...

The Store has removed the persistent toggle and now only lets you pause app updates for 1–5 weeks. If you want to block ...

The new app is currently available on the App Store for iPadOS 15.1 or later. It will soon make its way to Android tablets as ...

As spotted by German website Deskmodder, and reported by Neowin, the changes reduce your options when delaying individual app ...

Microsoft has finally eliminated the previous one-time $19 fee, allowing individual developers in nearly 200 countries to ...

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On Windows 11, you can configure virtually any computer application to launch automatically during startup using the Startup ...

Microsoft announced that, starting today, individual Windows developers will no longer have to pay for publishing their applications on the Microsoft Store.

Until now, it was always possible to disable automatic app updates in the Microsoft Store permanently and without exception. It was convenient for users who wanted to stay on older versions of apps.

Editor's take: Microsoft has spent years trying to make its official app store the default gateway for Windows software. The effort has mostly flopped, but the company keeps nudging the store toward ...