You can keep your notes in typed or written form (the app supports the use of the Surface Pen) and they can be synced across multiple Windows and Android devices. Also, they’re just a great option for short-term notes and memos - basically everything physically stickies are for. This is a pretty old and basic app, but it just got 10x better this year with the addition of new color options, including a pseudo dark-mode that lets you get some kickass charcoal-colored stickies on your computer screen.
Microsoft To-Do also uses “smart suggestions” to find the items on your list it thinks are the most important, putting together a daily list for you. It’s not particularly fancy or feature-rich, but nor does it have the learning curve of some other apps in the same category. We like Microsoft To-Do the best for its clean interface and easy-to-use lists. You can find to-do apps aplenty on the Windows App Store, so it can be hard narrowing it down to one which best suits you. Let’s start with some of Microsoft’s own apps. Not all of these apps debuted in 2018, but we think they’ll be perfectly suited for Windows users in 2019. So here’s a list of some must-have apps from the Store, both for those who use Windows for work, and those who use it at home. The Windows Store unfortunately suffers from “haystack” syndrome: there are so many apps on the store (many of dubious quality) that it can be hard to find the ones that will actually benefit you and your life. But there are a huge amount of apps available on the Store you might not have seen. We’re going to assume, if you’re here, you already have the basics - Microsoft Word, a Twitter client, the Xbox app.
Some came out this year, while a few are slightly older, but they’re all pretty great. To that end, we’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite apps from the Microsoft Store. Microsoft’s app store for Windows has become a fairly impressive library of software for users, and we want our readers to go into the new year with apps that will make their PCs just that much better.
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