Redmond gets some important apps for Windows 8
In their ongoing efforts to expand the Windows Store app ecosystem, the Redmond giant has unveiled new apps from major developers.
PayPal, the online payment system, will be supplying an API for developers who want to use the services within their own Windows Store apps.
Dropbox, the extremely popular cloud syncing service, is "coming soon," says Microsoft, although there was little else revealed.
Just like it does for other platforms, the new ESPN app will aggregate scores and videos, with pin support as a live tile for the new Windows 8 start screen.
(written by Andre Yoskowitz)
PayPal, the online payment system, will be supplying an API for developers who want to use the services within their own Windows Store apps.
Dropbox, the extremely popular cloud syncing service, is "coming soon," says Microsoft, although there was little else revealed.
Just like it does for other platforms, the new ESPN app will aggregate scores and videos, with pin support as a live tile for the new Windows 8 start screen.
(written by Andre Yoskowitz)
