Now that Microsoft has acquired Nokia’s handset division and is currently working on what is shaping up to be the company’s most impressive operating system ever, Microsoft might actually have a shot at becoming a major player in the mobile market. In order to help with this, the company has announced that all compatible existing Lumia devices will be getting Windows 10 when the time comes.
Windows 10 ushers in a new generation of more personal computing across the broadest range of devices, from big screens to small screens, to no screens at all. Introducing innovations such as a new version of Cortana, a better web experience, a new suite of in-box apps, Windows 10 will also feature a fast, fluid and familiar experience on phones and smalls tablets to seamlessly interact with your PC. We recently sat down with Chris Weber, Corporate Vice President of Sales for the Microsoft Mobile Devices group, to give us the low-down on how Windows 10 will make for a more customizable and intuitive Windows experience on your Lumia.
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