Little by little more and more applications are coming to the Windows 10 application store, both in its desktop version as in its mobile version, thus expanding the application ecosystem. In addition, Microsoft is gradually adding more functions and features in the applications of its ecosystem.
A couple of days ago we informed you of the Skype Preview application, which has just received a new update in which it added support for multiple accounts and a dark theme, ideal for all those users who have a dark theme on the desktop or who like less flashy colors.
The Microsoft Health application has just arrived on the Windows application store and is already compatible with Windows 10 in its PC version. Thanks to this app we can synchronize the data of our Microsoft Band quantifier bracelet in its different versions. This application was already available in its version for Windows Phone and Windows 10 Mobile, but now all users of the Windows ecosystem can enjoy the functions that the application offers us.
Thanks to this new update, Microsoft Health has gone to the list of universal apps. In the description of the application we can read:
Set wellness goals and get practical tips to help you live healthier with colorful, easy-to-understand charts and graphs in an appropriate mobile app or robust web dashboard. Customize it while running, biking, golfing, or training. Map your race or bike course using GPS or follow your exercise prompts with Guided Workouts on your band.
Microsoft Health is available for download from completely free of charge through the Windows Store. The application in its version for smartphones, also the Play Store and the App Store are available.