Microsoft: Get Technical Preview of Windows 10, FREE*

As promised, Microsoft has released the Windows 10 Technical Preview .
The OS, which is designed to give you a small flavor of what will be included in the final release of Windows 10, is still an early build. The build number for this release of the OS is 9841 and we know for a fact that

Cortana will exist across Windows Phone and Windows 10

Famouse Digital assistant CORTANA in windows10

 

Microsoft is preparing to include its Cortana digital assistant in the next major version of Windows, currently codenamed Threshold. Windows Threshold is expected to be named Windows 10 when it ships in spring 2015, and sources familiar with Microsoft’s plans tell TechMarkaz

Microsoft: Windows 10 will be free for Windows 8 users, Report Says

Microsoft Specifying the user needs in New Windows 10

Microsoft President in Indonesia has stated that Windows 10 will be a free upgrade to existing Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 users. The Technical Preview will be revealed in a Press Conference on September, 30 2014. It will be no difficulty for their existing users of modern Metro style Interface (Windows 8).
The New OS will be delivered through an update to the users. Windows 10 will then automatically be

Microsoft Offering Next Operating System

Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) will unveil the next version of Windows at a press event late in September, reports say.

Microsoft Corporation will offer a look into its next operating system during an event this September, as it attempts to recapture some of the market it has ceded to competitors with its last two releases. According to

Microsoft News: ‘Windows 10’ to be announced next week

The San Francisco press conference will introduce the next iteration of Microsoft’s venerable Windows operating system. Most pundits and analysts expect the OS to be dubbed “Windows 10,” with the company sticking with the numerical moniker of the 2012 predecessor. It has also been known by the code name

“Threshold.”

Presumably set for release in the first half of 2015, Windows 10, may be either the last major release of the operating system or the first in a string of smaller, less-ambitious updates as Microsoft accelerates its already too-fast-for-enterprise release schedule. Microsoft’s official line about the September 30 event is