3. Mobile Document Scanner
URL: http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-gb/app/43d45a0d-81d7-48e7-8533-4f86e6f8a663
App Category: Business
Price: 3.49
Description: What it says on the tin, Mobile Document Scanner lets you scan notes, documents or images and convert them to PDF format.
Details: The app works best for hybrid computers, designed to turn your Windows tablet into a portable scanner capable of turning pretty much anything into a PDF file you can share, store and edit to your heart's content. You can upload to cloud services, share via social media or simply edit and crop images.
4. CatchupTV
URL: http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/en-gb/app/tvcatchup/7d3a9c06-a804-4df2-8f9c-04acfa1803be
App Category: Leisure
Price: Free
Description: Watch TV over the internet on your laptop or tablet with this handy app.
Details: This app allows Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 users to watch live TV over the internet. It features most of the popular free-to-air channels in the UK and sports a TV guide as well. Users can create their own personal channel list and pin favourite channels to the start page as tiles.
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