Microsoft’s new Paint app for Windows 10 will play into this plan, alongside apps from third parties. Any potential Surface hardware will compliment the company’s software improvements.

Microsoft unveiled Paint 3D last October, and quickly confirmed its plans to bring it to Windows 10 Mobile. You can now see what the app looks like on Windows 10 phones - but it's still not available.

Details on Microsoft’s plans to redesign its famous paint app for Windows 10 started leaking over the weekend, and now an early version of the app has appeared online for anyone to download ...

Microsoft's Paint app will finally be treated to a much-needed refresh. The demo video shows how the Paint App will support Ink and 3D features in the future.

Paint 3D is a built-in Windows app that allows you to indulge in basic photo editing and add 3D effects to your images.However, not all of us are into 3D effects or even photo editing for that matter.

While introduced years ago as a more modern Paint app and pre-installed on some Windows 10 devices, Paint 3D's deprecation is unsurprising, given that it was never a default application on Windows 11.

Microsoft Paint was the first app that introduced users to computer graphics. The app has now moved to an advanced stage with its new iteration – Paint 3D, in Windows 11/10.

Microsoft has now put most of its focus on the existing Paint app within Windows 11 instead, adding some of Photoshop’s best ...

As of November 4th, Paint 3D will no longer be available for download or receive updates. Microsoft has also announced that support for the app will cease entirely after this date.

Windows 11 offers faster updates, stronger security, AI tools, and more, a solid reason to upgrade as Windows 10 support ends ...

Microsoft announced it would retire its Paint 3D app by November 4, 2024, discontinuing updates and downloads. Launched in 2017, the app aimed to replace the classic Paint but failed to gain user ...