Windows 10

The highly successful software mogul Bill Gates is preparing for a massive market surge as Microsoft unveils their latest version - Windows 10. Many were left bewildered with its name, skipping over Windows 9. While theories have been circulating, Microsoft has yet to provide a concrete explanation. One of the most plausible assumptions is that the company wants to emphasize the significant advancements from the previous version. However, this sparked humorous comments, such as "seven ate (eight) nine." Microsoft has already released its Developer's preview, allowing a sneak peek into the upcoming update. Here are some major changes to expect from the platform. 1) Improved User Experience and the Return of the Start Menu The controversial Windows 8 user interface will not be making a comeback in Windows 10. Microsoft's attempt to make their operating system more touchscreen-friendly with the Metro UI received mixed reactions - while some loved it, others found it confusing. With Windows 10, Microsoft is reintroducing the familiar Start Button with a touch of the Metro UI. It is a combination of the Live Tiles from Windows 8 and the traditional Windows 7-style menu. However, one drawback is the inability to group tiles, making navigation a bit more challenging. The enhanced search box also includes results from Bing and the