Following the official global release of Windows 10 yesterday, many users who had reserved their upgrade earlier were able to upgrade to the latest version of Windows and Microsoft shared a blog post about the first 24 hours of Windows 10.
Yusuf Mehdi stated that over 14 million devices are currently running Windows 10 and they expect more to upgrade considering that not all who reserved the upgrade have already received the upgrade. Microsoft expects Windows 10 to run on over a billion year to come and all we have to do is wait and see.
But 14 million in the first 24 hours is a pretty huge leap but we must remember that some windows insiders (testers) were already running a prelease version of Windows 10.
[…] Research shows that over 14 million devices are currently running Windows 10 and they expect more to upgrade considering that not all who reserved the upgrade have already received the upgrade. Microsoft expects Windows 10 to run on over a billion year to come and all we have to do is wait and see. […]
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