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Windows 10 (Announced)

Yes, you probably would have been wondering why isn't the next OS version called Windows 9!? Well, that's a mystery for all, Microsoft just jumped straight to the double digits. Here's what the Microsoft officials had to say for Windows 9, "The Windows 9 internal beta was a phenomenal success," said Microsoft PR rep Cheryl Tunt. "I mean, it blew Windows 8 out of the water, and as we all know, Windows 8 is nigh flawless. After discussion at the C level, Microsoft has decided it will not mess with success and will leave Windows 9 exactly as it is. As such, work is now getting under way on Windows 10, which should see a public release." 
Windows 10 is said to be using Windows 8 forward thinking design and Windows 7's functionality. Well that sounds pretty cool. The new windows will be more enhanced for the touch users, and it will definitely increase the sales of Microsoft Surface and touch-screen laptops. Windows 8 was able to split screens, so will Windows 9! but a lot of advanced options. More gestures features are also added! The mobile version of Windows 10 would also be quiet different, as no much details are out yet! 
There is no specefic date announced for the launch of Windows 10, but the good news is that the new update would most probably free for all authentic Windows users!

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