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Windows 10 restores the desktop to dominance, but Cortana and Edge need work | |
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| Time: 23:56 EST/04:56 GMT | News Source: DigitalTrends.com | Posted By: Erick Cordero | ||
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Windows 10, like any new release of Microsoft’s operating system, ranks among the most important events of the year. Windows lost the spotlight years ago, but it’s still the operating system used by the majority of the world’s PCs. What they can and can’t do is still dictated by Redmond’s engineers. With its previous major release, Windows 8, those engineers made an attempt to expand the operating system to touch-capable devices for the first time, adding an entirely new way to interact. Those devices now make up 40 percent of all new computers sold, according to Microsoft. Yet the transition was rough. Both desktop and touch users felt left out. | ||
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