Windows 10 isn't for all of us, but for each of us, (MICROSOFT)

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Better than win 8, 8.1 and others:

As Microsoft says:
 Windows 10 isn't for all of us, but for each of us .
 The Windows you know, only better .
 Always up-to-date.

Promotion of windows 10 by Microsoft:

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Advantages and betterments:

Cost & Upgradation:

Microsoft's Terry Myerson
announced that
Windows 10 will be free for
Windows 8.1 users for its first year. While
there's no word on pricing for users still on
Windows 7 or an older version, Microsoft
confirmed a while ago that the two most
recent Windows versions will be able to
upgrade to Windows 10 directly.
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Universal apps even
for small tablets:

Microsoft's Universal approach:

During its January 21 reveal event, Microsoft's Joe
Belfiore revealed exactly what the company meant by
"Universal apps" when it first showed off Windows 10.
Basically, the company is developing special versions of
its key apps, like Office, for Windows 10 phones and
tablets under 8 inches.
Apps like Word, PowerPoint, Excel and Outlook will look
and feel nearly identical to their desktop counterparts,
but be optimized for touch and screen size. And through
Microsoft's cloud infrastructure, all of your files will be
accessible through those devices regardless of where it
was created.

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Microsoft's refreshed
web browser:

Spartan - Microsoft's refreshed web browser

- will arrive on PCs first before rolling out to
Windows Phone.
Users can annotate pages with a finger or
pen in 'Note Taking Mode' before sharing it
or saving to OneNote. There's also a
'Reading Mode' for offline viewing with
support for PDF files.

Cortana is built into Spartan, and will

attempt to predict and answer queries (e.g.
restaurant information) straight from the
browser.
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Apps that run
everywhere:

Apps are going to be an instrumental part of

getting Windows 10 working everywhere --
including on smartphones and devices like
gaming consoles. To that end, Microsoft is
trumpeting universal apps that'll exist on PCs
and mobile devices. The new Photos app scans
your devices and OneDrive account for photos
and arranges them into a giant collection. It'll
work on mobile devices too.
The app will also automatically enhance all of
the photos it finds, wrangling red eye and
sorting out exposure levels. The process is
completely optional, and works on RAW files
too

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Full XboX support:

Microsoft has also added an Xbox app. It

doesn't do all that much, at present:
you're be able to see what your friends are
doing and send them messages, check out
achievements, and look at game clips
people have pre-recorded. Microsoft
ultimately aims to bring the full Xbox Live
experience to Windows 10 PCs, including
allowing you to stream games from your
Xbox One console directly to your PC --
we'll have to wait quite some time for
htat functionality to be implemented.

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Future-proofing:

Windows 10 isn't going to fix everything,

but these changes to Windows 8's most
divisive elements has made a world of
difference to the OS.
Desktops and laptops still handle most of
our work and play, but tablets and
smartphones have long since stolen the
limelight: future operating systems will
need to work to bridge that gap. We've
seen steps in this direction from Apple,
with OS X Yosemite's ability to hand off
files and things like emails and calls from
your phone or tablet. And some Android
apps are making their way to Google's
Chrome OS, an interesting sign of where
Google might be headed.
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More pros

 The Action Center showed up in the October update to the Windows Technical
Preview, and it's become a bit more useful.
 Easy, handy, useful, compact, complete, beautiful layout, human friendly,
easy to use, light , run on every type of pc, awesome support to tablets,
desktops, laptops etc are major pros of win 10

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cons

 We still haven't seen much of Windows 10 on Windows Phones, but we did get
a glimpse of universal apps like Mail, Calendar, and the new Photos app
running on both phones and PCs. There will need to be allowances based on
particular devices -- a desktop without a camera has little need for a Camera
app, for example. But this unified, universal experience eases a lot of work
for developers trying to spread their app across as many platforms as
possible, as well as opening up new opportunities.
 Windows 8 dreamed of dragging us into that future, but we kicked and
screamed at the inefficiency of its one-size-fits-all approach. With Windows
10, Microsoft seems to be getting it right.
 Microsoft is still looking at the big picture: PCs are old news.

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