Win10 official version of the basic stereotype into the problem repair phase

Windows 10 was only a few months old, and it was reported that Microsoft was already developing its next-generation/upgrade version, RedStone. This kind of development progress is normal, but there are also some sayings that Windows 10 is actually very close to completion. Microsoft has plans not to develop any new features for Windows 10, but to turn all its energy into bugs and bug fixes, including Microsoft's own, internal beta feedback.

This means that the official version of Windows 10 will not have any obvious changes, only some minor adjustments and optimizations, basically the same as it is now.

According to the source, the official version of Windows 10 RTM will be completed in June, which is reasonable in terms of time, leaving two months to complete the details.

As for the release time, it is said that it is August, that is, two months after the completion of RTM. Why is it so long? You think, the new system comes out, hardware and software compatibility do not have to keep up? There are still a lot of work for developers and hardware vendors. Besides, the new Windows 10 machine will be available in August, and it can also catch up with the back-to-school sales season.

Of course, you may be confused, because the existing Windows 10 technology preview version does not have the mature system, and Microsoft has promised to add more new features. Most likely, Windows 10 has an internal new version that we haven't seen before.

In fact, when the Windows Insider project was launched at the end of 2014, there was a saying that Microsoft would not release all the new features for public testing. There will be many surprises in the official version. Just expect it.

Of course, all kinds of statements here are rumored and do not fully represent the meaning of Microsoft. It can only be said that this is very possible.