Windows is becoming mobile every new release

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#1

Am I the only Windows user that is noticing this? I mean, seriously, built-in app store, “tap to continue”…
What’s next?
A “you must have a touchscreen” popup by the time Windows 12 comes out?

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#2

Thats what happens with commercial companies, trying to adapt to new markets.

#3

Yeah; what they should do is sit the duck down and learn their place in the world; anything that isn’t touchscreen devices.

#4

That has nothing to do with what I just said, commerical companies don’t care about traditional devices. The touchscreen userbase is expanding, thus they don’t care about the desktop.

#5

Windows 10 doesn’t look that mobile as 8.

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#6

Oh, and Microsoft said that Windows 10 is the last OS in the family.
They will just publish updates for it, like Redstone.

Yeah, they are planning updates before even releasing the OS

#7

Wasn’t 10 released already?

#8

No.

#9

Windows 10 at its fin-

Oh no…

#10

wat

I’m not saying that it’s gonna be bad…
I will get it for free when it comes out

If that’s what you mean

do you?

#11

Source? Microsoft is a major player in the industry and I’m pretty sure they won’t give up.

#12

“Right now we’re releasing Windows 10, and because Windows 10 is the last version of Windows, we’re all still working on Windows 10.”

                                        --          --during ignite conference
#13

Is this windows 10? If it is Im perfectly content with my windows 8.1 thank you very much.

#14

Dude 10 is still the making
Its condition is the as a not finished games
Buggy and full of bugs

#15

Who said that those updates will be free?
And yup, it was said on that Ignite conference.