The obvious question is, how are we going to pay for this?
With no periodic releases of new versions, it seems that Windows 10 will either be a subscription based service or, in all likelihood, a collection of subscription based services and extra features with a free, but spartan, core.
It's an interesting move, but I suspect MS is severely underestimating the backlash that will exist against monthly OS subscription payments.
With no periodic releases of new versions, it seems that Windows 10 will either be a subscription based service or, in all likelihood, a collection of subscription based services and extra features with a free, but spartan, core.
It's an interesting move, but I suspect MS is severely underestimating the backlash that will exist against monthly OS subscription payments.