If you use a Windows 8 PC, you’ve probably noticed that the Windows Store is built for home use; you’ll find serious tools like Office, but it’s not really meant for work. That’s going to change in a big, big way with Windows 10. Microsoft has revealed that its future software will let your workplace offer a customized version of the Windows Store that includes both in-house apps and approved public apps. Your IT managers will have a much easier time behind the scenes, too — they’ll have a web-based tool that lets them easily assign apps and manage updates. No, you probably won’t get to install games on your office PC, but this means that your company is less likely to cling to an ancient version of Windows just because it wants more control over the tools you use. If nothing else, it’ll make the daily grind a little more bearable.
Microsoft Windows 10
- Key specs
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- Prices
- Discussions
- Type Computer OS
- Source model Closed
- Architecture 64-bit, 32-bit
- Announced 2014-09-30
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