Windows 10 is what Windows 8 should have been, but it has too many rough edges to attract Windows 7 users. Continuous upgrades could change that as early as this fall
Windows 10 is much more usable than Wndows 8 or 8.1 and proudly offers a
bundle of new features, including improved security, a new browser, and
the voice-activated intelligent assistant Cortana. You might even call
Windows 10 the most revolutionary version of Windows ever, mainly
because it will be continually upgraded as part of Microsoft's "Windows as a service" effort.
But the question is not whether Windows 10 is a good upgrade for
Windows 8 users -- obviously, it is. The real question is whether
Windows 10 deserves to supplant Windows 7. Despite substantial new
functionality in Windows 10, Windows 7 users should wait until the
upgrade train brings more improvements.
