Microsoft Store remote app install
The new option seems pretty similar to the one flaunted by Google Play which allows users of Android devices to push apps to any of the devices that they have previously associated their Google account with. Microsoft’s new feature offers a similar functionality with its Windows 10 apps. The option was noticed a bit earlier, and it seems that latest reports claim that this brand new option was activated on June 6. It also looks like the ability to install apps remotely hasn’t been rolled out to all users just yet. In other words, when you might try to see how this option works, it may not be yet available for use. On the other hand, for users who already have this activated, this will definitely offer a great way to install applications without having to be right there in front of your computer.
How the new feature works
Here’s how Bleeping Computer’s Lawrence Abrams explains the mechanism: Abrams also said that they reached out to Microsoft to address the new feature, but they haven’t heard anything from the tech giant so far. As soon as we learn something new, we’ll let you know. RELATED STORIES TO CHECK OUT:
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