Microsoft Windows 10 now on more than 900 million devices

If you are on Microsoft Windows 7-driven computers, then you should now know that the new Windows 10 operating system (OS) is on 900 million devices worldwide – excluding yours. This is also a potential indicator for you to upgrade to the newer operating system. The end of support for Windows 7 is nearing its 14 January 2020 end of life deadline. Would you upgrade to Windows 10. 

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At this point in time, Microsoft in an official blog post has made public the above 900 million Windows 10 usability statistics. The Redmond-based company also states that it donated more than $1.4 billion in software and services for scalability of non-profit organizations across the world. This encompassed technology and skills aspects.  As far as Windows 10 specifically is concerned, Redmond also mentions that it was able to add an increased number of Windows 10 devices over the last 12 months. This piece of news got netizens – especially Twitterati excited. Check out, certain twitterati reactions to Microsoft’s Windows 10 announcement, below: 

Finally, with Windows 10 rapidly finding pace amongst computers across the world, it now seems to be time for an upgrade from Windows 7. Hence, we are left to wonder if this is now the death knell of the older OS. Remember that even when Windows 7 was at its peak (with respect to number of installs globally), there were still a sizeable number of machines running the then older Windows XP, and Windows Vista versions. Times have certainly changed now.

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