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I just read an article about how Microsoft is skipping the name of Windows 9 all together and they are now calling it "Windows 10". It is going to unify all PC's, mobile phones, and tablets under a single operating system. Short quote and source link below:
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I just read an article about how Microsoft is skipping the name of Windows 9 all together and they are now calling it "Windows 10". It is going to unify all PC's, mobile phones, and tablets under a single operating system. Short quote and source link below:
Microsoft on Tuesday gave its first detailed look at the next major update to Windows, which it has decided to call Windows 10.
The software, expected to be released in final form next year, is designed to run across the broadest array of devices, with screens ranging from four inches to 80 inches, with some devices having no screens at all.
“Windows 10 will be our most comprehensive platform ever,” Windows chief Terry Myerson said at a briefing with reporters in San Francisco. “It wouldn’t be right to call it Windows 9.”
In addition to being the next version of Microsoft’s PC operating system, Windows 10 will also be the next major release for Windows Phone as Microsoft moves to a single OS for PCs, phones and tablets.
Visually, Windows 10 resembles Windows 7 as much as Windows 8. Many of Windows 8’s user interface features are still present, but they are tucked into a more traditional Windows interface. Both classic and new-style apps run side-by-side with a less jarring distinction between the two types of programs.
Phones will have a different user interface from the one shown Tuesday, but Microsoft declined to offer many details on that, saying only that it would be an evolutionary update to Windows Phone 8.1.
A technical preview version of the software will be made available starting on Wednesday, Myerson said. Consumers that don’t mind trying early, pre-release software can download the Windows 10 preview part of a new Windows Insider program. “
“We’re planning to share more than we ever have before, frankly earlier than we have before,” Myerson said. “We know there are these people that want to live on the edge with us.”
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