Despite of the facts that Microsoft make you believe, Windows 10 doesn’t appear to be a finished product yet.
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As per its rollout plan, users of the Windows Insider Program will be the first to receive the latest windows.
Internet Explorer has also been replaced with a new web browser – Microsoft Edge.
On July 29th, Microsoft will release the most significant overhaul of its operating system in years when it launches the long-awaited Windows 10.
New Zealanders are the first to get their free downloads of Windows 10.
The new Windows 10 is now available for eligible users who pre-registered to get the system upgrade. Windows 10 is the most ambitious and comprehensive update in Microsoft’s history and one that aims to unify different types of static and mobile devices and usher the PC firmly into the modern, connected, always-on world.
Nothing. For the next year, any Windows 7 or 8/8.1 computer, tablet, and smartphone gets a free Windows 10 upgrade.
Windows 10, Microsoft’s latest desktop operating system will become available for purchase and upgrade starting on Wednesday. It will also be the last OS upgrade you will do, if Microsoft is to be believed. So if you want to go nuts, you can. Depending on the operating system your computer is now on, the process to obtain and install Windows 10 could differ a little. The Cortana that will come with Windows 10 will be able to monitor and collect information about users and its Notebook will be like that of real-life assistants.
Windows 10 is more personal and productive, with voice, pen and gesture inputs for natural interaction with PC’s.
Today’s likeliest question to pop up today when thousands switch on their computers will be whether they should upgrade to Windows 10 from their current Windows 8.1 or Windows 7 OS.
Reviews of Windows 10 appear mostly favorable thus far, which is a positive sign for Microsoft’s initial efforts. It should be noted that the update files are around 6GB so it could take you awhile.
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It’s familiar enough so that most people will probably feel comfortable upgrading, with a sprinkling of new user-centric features that shows Microsoft’s eyes are on the future.
