Microsoft broke an age-old rule with ******* 10 updates and paid the price
 

Microsoft broke an age-old rule with ******* 10 updates and paid the price
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******* 10 is one the smartest, most consistent and well-thought-out ******* updates in a decade and it pains me to see people rejecting an operating system that would likely improve their digital lives.

But there's also a thing called free will and people have a right to just say **. And when they do that, you have to accept their decision and move on. Eventually, people usually make the right call or realize that holding onto aging tech**logy is actually hurting them in other ways.

SEE ALSO: 7 useful tips that every ******* 10 user should k**w


There's ** question Microsoft wants everyone*to upgrade to ******* 10 — it hopes to have a billion installs by 2018. That's why they made it so easy, offering free upgrades to all ******* 7 and 8.1 users. (Those upgrades cease to be free, by the way, on July 29.) Read more...


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