Microsoft Windows 10 Specifications Price Details Review Installation: Tech giant Microsoft is about to release the prototype of its new operating system Windows 10 on January 21, 2014. The event, titled “Windows 10: The next chapter,” is expected to focus more on the consumer experience, according to a person familiar with the company’s plans. It is widely believed that Microsoft is about to come out with most of consumer components with the new operating system Windows 10. Few months earlier Microsoft exposed a part of business end of Windows 10 in an hour-long presentation meant to stir up excitement among developers and enterprises. Microsoft has sent the press invitations to all the leading media houses to display more of Windows 10’s features on Jan. 21 at its headquarters in Redmond, Washington.

Microsoft will unveil even more features of Windows 10 on Jan 21 event titled “Windows 10: The next chapter”

Earlier few months back Microsoft revealed that Windows 10’s enterprise features and exposed how new OS will manifest on mobile devices and what features it offers outside of workplaces. Microsoft tech executives hinted that every possible care was made to address the issues and complications which were raised by the users across the globe. Microsoft Windows 10 had earlier brought out that the new OS’ continuum feature will serve users during working hours and downtime. Windows 10 OS Continuum adapts to the interface the user requires, offering a touch-centric interface for tablets and switch to a traditional desktop scheme when a keyboard is attached.

Before, last year in the month of September Microsoft ascended with Windows 10 which would provide a unified experience across different kinds of devices including desktops, tablets and smartphones. All the devices which are running on the current operating system of the Windows 8 of Microsoft would be able to upgrade to Windows 10 mobile. It is expected to have one application store which will allow users download and update them from any device. There were several issues raised by the users of Microsoft Windows after the release of Store Apps in Windows 8 and 8.1 which seems to be addressed with the Windows 10 as claimed by the company executives where the Microsoft is detaching its apps from the metro menu, allowing them to live in their own windows. Apps have now been made universal so they run on mobile devices and desktops alike, doesn’t that sounds fascinating.

It is reported that Microsoft is planning to come up with its new gaming programme’s which could be supported with the Xbox console and could to get its apps supportive on the company’s gaming hardware. There were initial allegations that unavailability of the Start menu in the home screen of Windows 8 has made most of the users to face discommode while using the metro tiles of Windows 8 which too seems to be addressed in the new latest release of Windows 10 as per the confidential reports from the company. Some other new added specs of Windows 10 are going to be Microsoft’s Siri assassin, Cortana as the digital assistant which appeared in an early build of the operating system. Cortana was initially built initially and tried out by the WinBeta. The digital assistant has many of the same features found on Windows Phone, though the absence of a database connection means some elements of Cortana were unavailable during WinBeta’s time with her. Digital world is anxiously waiting for the release of Windows 10 on January 21, 2014 and seems to have reserved a booth at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Jan. 6.

Microsoft to Ascend with Windows 10 Mobile SKU on Jan. 21, 2015

As it is widely being considered that Microsoft would release its initial Windows 10 mobile SKU on 21^st January 2015 while it may take place somewhere around mid o February as per the sources close to Microsoft. They hinted that instead, the first public release of the Windows 10 mobile SKU will work on both Windows Phones and smaller Intel and ARM-based tablets, won’t happen until sometime in February 2015. It’s expected that Microsoft will require an Office 365 subscription to unlock some of the functionality in the coming touch-first Office release for Windows, as it does with Office on Android and iOS and it is conceived that Microsoft will make the first public preview of touch-first Office for Windows available in February, with the final version expected in the second half of this calendar year.

Microsoft will also likely show off “Spartan,” a new browser designed to reverse Microsoft’s slide to Chrome and Firefox. Some screen shots have emerged of Spartan and it lives up to its name; it’s a very simple application at this point. Spartan is not believed to be a replacement for Internet Explorer, and its engine is reportedly based on the IE rendering engine. Microsoft surprisingly opted to skip a number 9, omitting version 9 with Windows 10 prompting many theories again. Stay tuned with us for more updates of Microsoft Windows OS 10.