Windows 10 installed capacity exceeded 350 million units August push anniversary update

Computer store news: Microsoft announced today that Windows 10 installed capacity has exceeded 350 million units, 11 months from Windows 10 officially listed. At the same time, Microsoft also confirmed that the free Windows 10 Anniversary Update (Windows 10 Anniversary Update) will be launched on August 2. Yesterday, Microsoft unintentionally released a blog titled "Windows 10th Anniversary Update will be released on August 2nd", but only the title and no content. Less than an hour after the release, Microsoft removed the blog.

At the Build 2016 Developer Conference in March of this year, Microsoft has announced some of the main content of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, such as the addition of Windows Ink smart handwriting, Cortana and Edge features. Enhancements, new gaming experiences and teaching tools.

Windows 10 is not a simple product, and Microsoft has provided it as a project service. Therefore, Microsoft not only regularly provides fixes for Windows 10, but also adds some new features from time to time.

Windows 10 was officially launched on July 29 last year, and ordinary consumer users and some enterprise users of Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 can upgrade to the new system for free. After 24 hours of release, more than 14 million PCs were upgraded.

According to data provided by Microsoft, Windows 10 installed more than 75 million units in 4 weeks after its launch, more than 110 million units in 10 weeks, 200 million units in 6 months, and 270 million units in 8 months. It reached 300 million units in a month.

And Microsoft's goal is to get 1 billion devices running Windows 10 in three years.