Windows 10 is a next-generation operating system for cross-platform and device applications being developed by Microsoft Corporation of the United States. Currently, the preview version of this operating system has been released and has begun public testing. The official version is scheduled to be released on July 29, 2015.
The system kernel of Windows 10 was originally marked as NT6.4 during the development stage. After the technical preview Build 9888, it was changed to NT 10.0.
Microsoft said that within one year after Windows 10 is officially released, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 users can upgrade to Windows 10 for free. In addition, the PC version of Windows 10 will be upgraded soon. Microsoft will provide lifetime support for all devices upgraded to Windows 10.
Microsoft’s official blog announced on June 1, 2015 that Windows 10 will be released in 190 countries on July 29.
Microsoft today announced that its joint enterprise technology conference Ignite (ignition) will be held in May 2015. Microsoft also revealed its conference schedule for the first half of next year. The Build2015 Developer Conference will be held in San Francisco, USA from April 29th to May 1st next year.
Microsoft said there will be more information about Windows 10 at the Build 2015 Developer Conference, which will focus more on developers rather than businesses or consumers. Just like usually on the eve of a developer conference, Microsoft will launch new development tools and development technology demonstrations.
Considering that there has been a lot of news that Microsoft will release a consumer preview version of Windows 10 in early 2015, there may be information about the official version of Windows 10 at the developer conference in May.
In addition, Microsoft also revealed some information about a unified Windows Store that will span Windows computers, mobile phones, tablets and Xbox platforms.
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