In keeping to its promised to release Windows 10 in the summer, Microsoft has announced July 29th as the official launch date of the much awaited and publicized Operating System. This also gives credence to the earlier tip from AMD CEO Lias Su who had revealed that Windows 10 would be launched in late July.
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Microsoft had also launched a project for the porting of Android and iOS apps to Windows 10 to enable your favorite android/iPhone apps to run on Windows 10 devices.
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Although the recent developers’’ builds of the OS has been undergoing continuous changes in features, this new date means that Microsoft will have to work round the clock to fix all reported issues and bugs even as the OS continues to gain wide acceptance.
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As part of preparing users of Windows 7 and 8.1 for this launched, Microsoft has included a notification pop-up into the user’s taskbar. The notification will launch a slideshow explaining the features of the new Windows 10 and also provides option for users to drop their email address to reserve a free copy of the Windows 10 upgrade.
This is coming barely days after Google announced the rollout of the developers’ preview of the company’s next Android M OS. Click to see features of Android M
Windows 10 is expected to rollout across all devices both on mobile and desktop. However, there would not be a simultaneous launch of the OS as Windows phone will gradually be phased out for the universal Windows 10 mobile.
Additional info from The Verge
