Should i stop using * pointers?

I am writing a new application and want to start getting into C++ 11.

I have 2 questions:

Q1:

Should i not be using * nowadays?

I can see that the unique_ptr<Type> varName( new Type() ) seems to be preferred?

Q2:

If the above is true, is something like this correct:

h:

class App : public BaseClass
{
    // Methods
public:

    App();
    ~App();

private:

    // Properties
public:

    unique_ptr<WindowInfo> GetMainWindowInfo() const;
    void SetMainWindowInfo( unique_ptr<WindowInfo> windowInfo );

private:

    unique_ptr<WindowInfo> mainWindowInfo;

};

cpp:

App::App()
{
    // Set up the main app window
    unique_ptr<WindowInfo> windowInfo( new WindowInfo() );

    windowInfo->SetTitle( L"Blah" );
    windowInfo->SetHeight( CW_USEDEFAULT );
    windowInfo->SetWidth( CW_USEDEFAULT );

    this->SetMainWindowInfo( windowInfo );
}

App::~App()
{  
    // Probs don't need this anymore right?
    delete this->mainWindowInfo;
    this->mainWindowInfo = nullptr;
}

unique_ptr<WindowInfo> App::GetMainWindowInfo() const
{
    return this->mainWindowInfo;
}

void App::SetMainWindowInfo( unique_ptr<WindowInfo> windowInfo )
{
    this->mainWindowInfo = windowInfo;
}

The user of App is that it will be a way of getting all that information about my main window, thus it could be used throughout my application...