Installing & Using Windows Universal Apps in Windows 10

IN THIS COURSE

• 1.  Using the Windows Store in Windows 10
  5m 21s
  In Windows 10, the Windows Store application is automatically installed on your device. Use the Windows Store to browse and download free and paid apps. Learn to quickly browse the different application categories and also how to adjust your Windows Store settings and follow updates. FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Configuring your Windows Store account settings in Windows 10
  5m 53s
  You can adjust your Windows Store settings based on your preferences. You can choose to allow automatic updates of apps downloaded from the Windows Store so that you won't have to do so manually. You can also change your account information and personal data settings. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Installing a new application in Windows 10
  6m 15s
  The Windows Store can be used to access thousands of applications - such as games, online newspapers and films - which you can install on your device. Once you've found the app that you'd like to download and install in Windows 10, you can add it to your Start menu or task bar. FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Uninstalling an application in Windows 10
  4m 23s
  If you no longer use a particular application in Windows 10, it's a good idea to remove it entirely. Uninstalling an application frees up space on your hard-drive, which can sometimes make your computer run more quickly. Leaving unused applications and long-forgotten files on your computer causes your system to become bloated and slow. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Using the Calculator app in Windows 10
  3m 52s
  Windows 10 features a calculator app with integrated conversions. Use the calculator to perform basic and complex calculations using the standard, scientific, and programmer options. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Using the Weather app in Windows 10
  5m 6s
  The Windows 10 Start menu features a dedicated weather application, which can be used to consult real-time weather reports for a particular location. Check the weather forecast for the day or week based on the city you're in to see the temperature highs and lows and the likelihood of rain. Choose whether to display the temperature in Fahrenheit or in Celsius and select your default location. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Using the Maps app in Windows 10
  7m 3s
  Use the Maps app in Windows 10 to locate your position on a map and get directions. View detailed street maps and directions whether traveling by foot, bike, public transit, or car. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Using the Stopwatch app in Windows 10
  5m 17s
  Windows 10 features a stopwatch, timer, and clock all wrapped up in one stopwatch app. Use the stopwatch to time an activity, set an alarm or check the time around the world across different time zone. FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Using the Reading List app in Windows 10
  4m 25s
  Use the Reading List app in Windows 10 to create a one-stop list of items to read or consult at a later time. This application allows you to store different kinds of reading material: articles that you've found online, stories seen in the News app, or even documents that you have been sent via email, so that you can save them to access later on. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Using the Voice Recording app in Windows 10
  5m 12s
  Create your own sound and audio recordings using your Windows 10 device. Then you can save your recordings, share them with others, and listen to them at another time. FREE ACCESS
• 11.  Editing photographs in Windows 10
  5m 28s
  Windows 10 features a photo editing app that you can use to make basic modifications to your photographs. This is particularly useful if you have used your Windows device or phone to take some photos and want to make changes on the fly. You can, for example, rotate your photos, crop them, and even change the lighting and color settings. FREE ACCESS