Windows Phone

It’s a nice round-up of apps that includes Bing News, Blink (which captures a burst of images before you even press the shutter, and another extra burst afterwards, so you never miss that perfect photo) and “Wordament,” in which you play against thousands of others in real time.

In the latest installment of the “Ice Age” franchise, Scrat the sabre-toothed squirrel and his nutty pursuit of the most elusive acorn ever has world-changing consequences. Manny, Diego and the rest of the herd are suddenly floating out to sea at the edge of a continental cataclysm. Left alone, Sid needs help to rescue his friends – and get that nut!

With folders, you can group apps, people, websites and OneNote notebooks for convenient access. In the example above, a vacation folder contains a packing list, a Tile for the destination from the Bing Weather app and the airline app for the trip.

With Windows Phone weather apps, including the free Bing Weather, you’ll get the details you need to help you plan as much in advance as the weather folks do. With Bing Weather, you get hourly, daily and a 10-day forecast, and you can keep that forecast front and center by making it a Live Tile so you get constant updates.