Windows 10, which is the biggest update Microsoft has ever made to its software, has now landed in the UK.
Computer users across the country stayed awake last night
waiting for the new operating system as Microsoft staggered its release – pre-registered
customers got access before new ones.
Microsoft Windows 10 will work on every Windows device including:
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Smartphones
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Tablets
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Desktop PCs
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Microsoft Xbox One
Microsoft Windows 10 Start Menu and new web browser
Microsoft has launched Edge - its new web browser - replacing
Internet Explorer, and Cortana, the voice assistant, will also make the move to
desktop PCs for the first time.
The well-loved start menu has come back – this was removed
in Windows 8 in a move that was not popular.
Microsoft Windows 10 for Desktop PCs
Millions of Microsoft 10 users can upgrade for free as
Microsoft is making the update available at no extra cost to those already
using Windows 7 or 8 – however, this offer will expire next year.
Anyone who is not eligible for the free of charge update
will have to pay £99 for Windows 10 home version; this will go on sale at the
end of the month.
Although there are around 1.5 billion Windows users worldwide,
competition from Apple's OS X, and mobile device usage, has seen the rest of
the market struggle.
Are you making the move to Windows 10? Let us know your
thoughts – we know it can be rather daunting for some to consider changing operating
systems.
We are here to help any company or individual with their
computing needs so if you have any queries, please do not hesitate to get in
touch on 01902 375 304 or click here and we
will get straight back to you!
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