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Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15048 for PC and Build 15047 for Mobile Hello Windows Insiders! Today we are excited to be releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15048 for PC and Build 15047 for Mobile to Windows Insiders in the Fast ring. Other changes, improvements, and fixes for PC We fixed the issue where some UWP apps may unexpectedly appear with their app package name in the title bar as opposed to the app name. A lot of you sent us screenshots of this in the Feedback Hub and we were able to debug the issue quickly. Thank you!. [GAMING] We fixed the issue where some popular games might minimize to the taskbar when launched. We fixed an issue where copy and pasting URLs to and from the Microsoft Edge address bar with spaces wouldn’t convert spaces into [ more… ]

This Week on Windows: NASCAR app, Anime Month, tips for using Microsoft Edge We hope you enjoyed this week’s episode of This Week on Windows! Catch up on all the news out of Mobile World Congress and the Game Developers Conference, head over here to learn how you can import your favorites from other browsers to Microsoft Edge, or keep reading to see what’s new in the Windows Store. Here’s what’s new in the Windows Store: Riptide GP: Renegade The future moves fast in Riptide GP: Renegade ($9.99), where illicit hydroject racing involves death-defying stunts over massive waterfalls, cop-dodging through public waterways and boosts to breakneck speeds across surging waves. NASCAR, new for Xbox One   The thrills of the stock-car racing season are what the NASCAR (Free, with IAP options) app is all about, and now it’s here for Xbox [ more… ]

Announcing the Xbox Live Creators Program Today at GDC we announced the launch of Xbox Live Creators Program, starting with an Insider Preview that gives any developer the opportunity to publish Xbox Live-enabled games on Windows 10 PCs along with Xbox One consoles. The Creators Program provides game developers access to Xbox Live sign-in, presence and select social features that can all be integrated with their UWP games, and then they can publish their game to Xbox One and Windows 10. This means your title can be seen by every Xbox One owner across the Xbox One family of devices, including Project Scorpio this holiday, as well as hundreds of millions of Windows 10 PCs. What do you get with the Xbox Live Creators Program? First, we are opening publishing to the Xbox One console. With the Xbox Live Creators [ more… ]