The Windows 10 rollout followed a lengthy and very public process that not only kept the new operating system steadily in the news, but also provided Microsoft with constant customer feedback that the company hopes will provide properly-set customer expectations and overall superior stability.
In other words, Microsoft's stance on what will be available and when is predicated on a particular practicality, rather than hidden motives -- say, getting people hooked on free Windows 10 and then trying to pull them into Windows 10 Mobile (which is, by the way, the new nomenclature for Windows Phone).
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