Computerworld -
Microsoft today made good on its promise to open the doors to its
Windows Store alongside the launch of the public Windows 8 preview.
Windows Store -- Microsoft's name for the app store-style
distribution channel it's assigned as the sole source of Metro-style
apps for Windows 8 -- requires the
Consumer Preview that debuted earlier Wednesday.
Through the stretch between now and the release of Windows 8's final
code -- most expect that milestone this fall in time for the holiday
season -- all Windows Store apps will be free for the downloading and
installing, Microsoft has said.
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