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Microsoft wants to make big changes to Windows 10’s default apps – TechRadar
Improvements are on the way
Microsoft has committed to improving Windows 10s default apps in a bid to bring the OS up to speed with more seamless desktop app ecosystems, like Apples macOS Big Sur
.
The company posted a job listing
looking for software engineers capable of making the Windows 10
inbox apps the best-in-class, suggesting an acknowledgement of Windows 10s poorly-designed default apps when compared to its competitors.
One of the major responsibilities of the new software hires will be to deliver app experiences…
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