It's hardly news to anyone, that Microsoft has failed with regard to Windows Mobile, because the Windows Phone has already been considered dead. Apparently, Microsoft's strategy now involves betting on applications for the two most used systems, Android and iOS.
The world of mobile devices is booming, with more and more users making use of smartphones and tablets to access content and information. Seeing this evolution, Microsoft has tried in recent years to enter this market without having had a great success so far.
Microsoft Launcher gives the user the option to “Continue on PC”, allowing him to work seamlessly between his Android phone and the Windows computer.
O launcher is quite simple and accepts customization. and has a look in accordance with the Fluent Design, Microsoft, with several translucent elements and effects of movement and depth. You can use your own wallpaper or make the Microsoft Launcher automatically download an image from the Bing.
On the left, the user finds a utilitarian screen with their appointments, frequently asked questions, news and documents. The application menu, by default, shows everything in alphabetical order and has vertical scrolling. From the home screen, you can slide your finger down and search for apps or search the web (you can choose Google if you do not like Bing).
Microsoft Launcher, allows the user to further customize what you see. In addition to "Continue on PC", the user can place favorite icons on the home screen. It also offers The Feed, where the user can find their most used applications, recent news, important events and more, adapted to their needs.
