On the left side of the menu, you see the elements taken from Windows 7 with a list of most used apps, access to locations, such as Settings and File Explorer. In Windows 10, Microsoft has combined the Windows 7 Start menu with the Start screen in Windows 8 to come up with new Start menu. The Start Screen is still technically there, but not exactly in the same way. The Start menu is back, and the Start screen is gone.
In the new version everything will look familiar, perhaps the first feature you'll notice is the return of Start menu. Windows 10 combines the best of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, and it brings the best of both worlds. So, technically, Windows will never be considered a complete product, because it'll always be evolving.įor users it also means that there is only one-time upgrade, after installing Windows 10, your device is supported for the lifetime of that computer and phone at no extra cost. That means instead of waiting to release new features through a service pack or major release, Microsoft will roll out new updates with patches and features as soon as they are ready. Instead, Microsoft is continuing to release new updates on a daily basis. Windows as a Service (WaaS) is the idea of moving away from big releases every 2-3 years, making versioning a thing of the past. This ubiquity means that Windows 10 will look familiar everywhere, and it allows developers to create apps that work seamlessly across devices. There is even a version of Windows 10 for IoT (Internet of Things) devices. The same version of Windows 10 can run on a desktop computer, tablet, phone, and game console (upgrade coming soon). Windows 10 is Microsoft's dream of one operating system running everywhere.
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