I like improvements in the new Store (11709.1001.25.0), now called "Microsoft Store", with the new icon and all cosmetic changes, but there is no any real excitement with such stuff since they killed W10M.
I'm just feeling unhappy with my L950XL now when it's clear that it will not become any better regarding new features or app updates or anything.
I'm also not ready to switch to iOS/Android.
Microsoft is really hurting us with all this...
Hey, Mr Nadella, f*** you!
As for the Store - Would be nice if there were "last updated" info (date) for apps, and a proper change-log of the improvement(s). The ability to search for apps designed for W10M only. Or the ability to REMOVE an app from "My Library" rather than JUST hiding it. These aspects should be a given but no one at MSFT seems to be able to figure that out, maybe if they'd advance beyond kindergarten level that would help.
The Store may be getting prettier but still needs much finessing. Has been very inconsistent for me lately on both mobile and PC, sometimes it'll whip through downloading and updating apps then at other times, takes eons to search or complete downloads - or not at all.
Oh I hear you about the disappointment but nothing we can do. Been toying with my 950 (on 1709 Release Preview) for the past week and what disappoints me mostly, all these updates, improvements, and bug fixes fail to bring it up to a level we thinks it's capable of. Still dealing w/same old, resuming, delays, sluggishness, transitional screen flash/flicker, and so on. IMHO, the 950 with its specs, still falls short of a similar spec'd late-2015 phone - Said this before, my 7 month older LG G4 feels waaaay smoother than our 950 and they are both nearly identically spec'd - plus the G4 has tons more functionality for my use because of the app availability.
Yup, Microsoft screwed up royally and it is evident they don't give a rats behind about the consumer. And obviously they have too much money to burn as the way I look at it, they USED the consumer for their Mobile testing then pulled the rug from beneath them.