Spotify App For Windows 10 Listed On Windows Store
The Windows Store is a great place to get apps for your Windows-powered device but there’s a caveat. Some of the most popular apps for Windows are not available on the Store. This includes the likes of Google Chrome, Photoshop, and Steam. This is a problem that Windows 10 S users will have to live with but at least they will have access to the world’s most popular music streaming service. The official Spotify for Windows 10 app has been listed on the Windows Store, even though you can’t quite download it right now.
Microsoft announced Windows 10 S last month. It’s a lightweight iteration of Windows 10 that’s capable of providing the full desktop experience. Windows 10 S can only run apps downloaded from the Windows Store and that’s a downside.
The company did say at the event where Windows 10 S was announced that Spotify for Windows 10 app is going to be released on the Windows Store. Spotify is the most popular music streaming service with more than 140 million users across the globe.
The listing on the Windows Store does have a “Get the app” button but the app itself is not yet available for download. This is a good indication, though, that the app is going to be available for download in the near future.
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