Microsoft has scrapped the one-time registration fee for developers publishing apps on the Windows Store. It’s a move designed to boost developer engagement and broaden the appeal of its ecosystem.

The company, which committed to offer productivity app suites without Teams for a lower price, won’t be fined. It also agreed to improve interoperability with rival collaboration apps.

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Three role-based Copilots will be available to M365 Copilot subscribers beginning in October at no extra cost.

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