Bank of America’s CTO David Reilly has revealed plans for an enterprise-wide Windows 10 migration. Reilly is not going in blindfolded, and is weighing in all options for a smooth upgrade path, one that, as he remembers, was rather sizable at the time when Bank of America took the plunge and upgraded to Windows 7.

Today marks the official release of the version of Windows 10 designed for the Internet of Things, according to a new Windows Blog post by Microsoft’s director of program management for IoT, Steve Teixeira.

Remember the time when sporting a 32GB USB flash drive dangling alongside your car keys was still considered a conversation starter? Apparently, Intel is determined to knock the USB off key-chains everywhere, and replace it with something, way... way cooler.

Some users with an eye on certain performance and features may wonder what the real difference is between Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro.