The method used by Windows 10 to deliver updates has been considered a substantial improvement over any previous version of Windows, especially as the latest version of Microsoft’s operating system was built from the ground up to be incrementally updated, seamlessly and automatically, as new patches, fixes and upgrades are available.

In the wake of the last two consecutive keynotes hosted by Microsoft and Apple, it almost feels like a leap-year miracle just happened. For the first time, Microsoft has managed to turn more heads than Apple, towards something so unique and unexpected, that it’s causing creative professionals traditionally biased towards Macs, to consider crossing over to Windows 10.

This week, ZDNet reporter Mary Jo Foley sat down with Microsoft VP of Windows and Devices Terry Myerson, in an attempt to get a clarification on what Microsoft intends to do about Windows Mobile.

The bell tolls for Windows 7 and Windows 8, as Microsoft officially ends sales of OEM licenses, effective this week. Windows 7 is the most popular operating system in existence, whose popularity is owed in no small part, to Windows 8, in the wake of consumers backlash concerning the operating system’s user interface.