Microsoft to Announce Windows 10 for Consumers

Microsoft is planning to launch Windows 10's consumer version within the late January of 2015, according to a report by Verge.

Microsoft earlier unveiled it's latest operating system in an event in San Francisco in September. The main focus of Microsoft will be on business applications and several applications that would be the successor of Windows 8.

The Verge in its website announced that Microsoft will unveil its major Windows 10 update in January, after the Consumer Electronics Show, but it didn't announced the date of the event or even venue for unveiling the Windows 10 consumer's version.

At the late January event, Microsoft will also "detail its plans for Windows phones and tablets, and possibly dashboard updates for its Xbox One gaming console," the Verge reported.

It wasn't clear if those rumored revelations tie in with Windows 10, but the site noted that "Windows 10 is designed to run across multiple devices, including PCs, tablets, phones, and the Xbox One ."

Windows 10 for consumers will feature more significant and dynamic features campared to Windows 10 for business. Earlier it was named as Windows 10, to skip "9", after the successor Windows 8.

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