windows 10 release date,replacement windows 7

windows 10 release date, Announcement of the first pre-release code for Windows 10, Microsoft has seen the firm place more emphasis on company, after the ill-fated attempt with Windows 8 to woo consumers away from devices such as iPad. "Many businesses up to this year have still been

migrating from XP to Windows 7, and those on Windows 7 are not really planning to move to Windows 8, so this presents a challenge for Microsoft, as customers are getting stuck on older and older software." Microsoft is also signalling that Windows 10 will have improved enterprise-grade security, identity and information protection features, plus simplified management and deployment.

why is it called Windows 10?

Terry Myerson, Microsoft’s Executive , The next major version of Windows, Windows 10, will be available late next year. "It gives the familiarity of Windows 7 with some of the elements of Windows 8," Windows 10 represents the first step of a whole new generation of Windows, unlocking new experiences to give customers new ways to work, play and connect.

Since Windows 1 has already been released though, the company chose to go with Windows 10. Windows 10 “will deliver the right experience on the right device at the right time,” Myerson said.

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Microsoft begin to release Technical Previews of Windows 10 , starting with a version for laptops and desktops and following later with a version for servers. "With the Insider program, we’re inviting our most enthusiastic Windows customers to shape Windows 10 with us," Myerson writes in a blog post. "Windows 10 will run on the broadest types of devices ever," Myerson says.

Windows 10 will naturally support universal Windows apps. Despite the focus on the mice and keyboard today, Microsoft will keep the touch part of Windows 8 around. The argument here is that touch users have higher satisfaction on Windows 8 devices than on Windows 7 devices. As a result, Microsoft wants businesses to think of Windows 10 as a merging of Windows 7 and Windows 8.