Monday, 18 May 2015
Windows 10 is slated to launch this summer, and I can’t help but think how big a chance this is for Microsoft to draw in new followers. If it plays its cards right, the company can also win over pirates and attract more gamers into the fold. Here are three mistakes Microsoft should avoid when announcing Windows 10: Releasing multiple editions There are seven editions of Windows 10 for folks to choose from, and they only serve to confuse users. If Microsoft really wants to offer packages with different features at various price points, why not make those available as paid…
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