Should Windows 10 be called Windows 10?

maybe make it so everyone can set it up the way they want it to look and work, and behave [seems to be what a lot of posters want them to do ] and call it "Windows You " lol

Lee said:

groze said:

Should Windows 10 be called Windows 10 since it may be considered a service now?

Here our some names I thought of:

Windows services
Windows bing
Bing 10
Bing Services
Bing
Windows reimagined
Window reengineered
Microsoft Services
Windows messedup (I am joking on this name :) )


Feel free to share other names.

What do you mean by service. . .

Microsoft made reference to this on the 21st web cast ,calling it a Internet Service ,or something to that affect ,it been almost 3 weeks since I watched the videooo

caperjack said:

maybe make it so everyone can set it up the way they want it to look and work, and behave [seems to be what a lot of posters want them to do ] and call it "Windows You " lol

Hehehehe; Windows Mine.

Wynona said:

caperjack said:

maybe make it so everyone can set it up the way they want it to look and work, and behave [seems to be what a lot of posters want them to do ] and call it "Windows You " lol

Hehehehe; Windows Mine.

or if you are married ,windows mine and yours

I occasionally refer to it as "Window Pains" (sic).

f14tomcat said:

I occasionally refer to it as "Window Pains" (sic).

I'llllllll to thaaaaaaattttttttttt

caperjack said:

Wynona said:

caperjack said:

maybe make it so everyone can set it up the way they want it to look and work, and behave [seems to be what a lot of posters want them to do ] and call it "Windows You " lol

Hehehehe; Windows Mine.

or if you are married ,windows mine and yours

I am, and Windows is still Mine. He won't touch the things with a ten-foot pole.

f14tomcat said:

I occasionally refer to it as "Window Pains" (sic).

That's a good one. :)

Lee said:

What do you mean by service. . .

Every once in a while, fire up the Insider Hub app.

Insider Hub said:

By now, you’ve probably read Terry Myerson’s blog entry on Windows 10, where he talks about the concept of “Windows as a Service.” When thinking about Windows Update in this new world of Windows as a Service, this quote is worth focusing on:

“And just like any Internet service, the idea of asking ‘What version are you on?’ will cease to make sense–which is great news for our Windows developers. With universal Windows apps that work across the entire device family, developers can build one app that targets the broadest range of devices–including the PC, tablet, phone, Xbox, the Internet of Things, and more.”

As part of this process (and the process of advancing Windows from its PC heritage to something that spans the broadest range of devices, from big screens to small screens to no screens at all), the Windows Update experience is changing. In this post, we want to share more information on our vision for Windows Update, and how that relates to the update experience you see today on the latest Windows 10 Technical Preview build (9926).
...more in the Insider Hub announcement section

Later, the entry talks about Windows, not just Windows Update.

Bill
.