>There are some inaccuracies in that...
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>You can put two apps side-by-side. One will use about 1/3 of the screen and the other about 2/3. That's the only way you can run multiple apps. All other modern apps will go into a suspended mode and if the system needs more memory, it will start terminating suspended apps WITHOUT NOTIFICATION.

What a giant leap forward.

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>As for payments, I believe those numbers are right, but Apple charges a percentage for their store too.
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>>Just read a post on another forum where the person wrote:
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>>- 'modern' applications running on the modern interface are frameless, full-screen single windows. Theoretically, there's a possibility to run several apps at the same time on the modern interface, but users will find it hard to use them. There's definitely no multi-windowing on the modern interface, you cannot put two different apps side by side onto the screen.
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>>- 'modern' apps can be installed only through 'Microsoft Store', their marketplace for apps using the modern interface. Aside from having to be acknowledged by Microsoft and being able to publish signed and approved apps only, you have to leave 30% commission to M$ for turnovers below US$ 25,000.- and 20% commission for those above. With each app separately, of course.
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>>Bold emphasis mine. Is that true?