Windows 10: Building a New Generation of Windows
Microsoft has announced it is unveiling a new generation of Windows, designed to make computing more personal across devices that extend the Windows 10 experience from large screens to no screens. Windows 10 will be delivered as a service and be made available for free to customers running Windows 7, Windows 8.1, and Windows Phone 8.1 who upgrade in the first year.
For the full details on what was shared today check out Terry Myerson’s post on the Windows Blog. Additional materials including photos and videos are now available at microsoft.com/windows10story and will be updated throughout the day.
Here’s a look at some of the new experiences coming to Windows 10:
- Cortana comes to PC and Tablet. The Cortana personal digital assistant will now be available on Windows 10 PCs and tablets to support people and help them get things done.
- A new web experience for Windows 10. “Project Spartan,” the next generation browser offers the ability to annotate with keyboard or pen and share with friends, distraction-free reading mode and integration with Cortana to put the web to work.
- Xbox on Windows 10. Stream games directly from your Xbox One to Windows 10, play games with friends across devices and experience great graphics built using DirectX12.
- Office for Windows 10: Office universal apps on Windows 10 deliver a consistent, touch-first experience across phone, tablet and PC. More will be shared on the next version of the Office desktop suite in the coming months.
- The world’s first holographic computing platform: Windows 10 enables developers to create holographic experiences in the real world, and the new Microsoft HoloLens is the first untethered holographic computer – no wires, phones or connection to a PC needed.
- New Microsoft Surface Hub optimises Windows 10 experiences for groups: Surface Hub takes advantage of Windows 10, Skype for Business and Office 365 to make every person – remote or onsite – feel like they’re in the same collaborative space.
Please find a media release below with further information on today’s announcement. Press materials, including the on-demand webcast and images, are now available at microsoft.com/windows10story and will be updated throughout the day. In the next week, Microsoft will release the newest Windows 10 technical preview for PCs and for the first time on phones later in February. You can experience many of the great features Microsoft shared today by joining the Windows Insider Program at http://preview.windows.com.
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