Yesterday at Microsoft's BUILD event, Windows head Terry Myerson announced that there are now over 270 million devices running Windows 10.
Microsoft has long said they want the operating system running on 1 billion devices by the end of next year, so they are moving at a solid pace.
As expected, Windows 10 is the fastest growing Windows ever, especially given its price tag of $0 for most consumers.
Myerson also introduced Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary edition, a free update coming in July that promises a host of new features, including better stylus support for tablets and touchscreen Windows 10 devices and the long-awaited ability to run Windows 10 apps from the Windows Store on your Xbox One.
Source:
BI
As expected, Windows 10 is the fastest growing Windows ever, especially given its price tag of $0 for most consumers.
Myerson also introduced Microsoft Windows 10 Anniversary edition, a free update coming in July that promises a host of new features, including better stylus support for tablets and touchscreen Windows 10 devices and the long-awaited ability to run Windows 10 apps from the Windows Store on your Xbox One.
Source:
BI
