The final version of Windows 10, that is to say. Nice move from Microsoft here, hopefully they add in some more refinements to the Windows Feedback app in the RTM build of the operating system.
But it is here to stay, as Gabriel Aul confirmed earlier in the day.
Timely confirmation, as we enter the final stretch of development — what with Windows 10 on track for public launch on July 29. With the date quickly approaching, the software titan is busy applying the finishing touches and polishing up its new operating system.
Anyway, this is what the head of the Windows Insider program had to say on this:
Totally expected.
But splendid news for users, nevertheless, as the will give them a platform, a forum to voice their ideas and suggest improvements to the Windows 10 platform, as well as notify Microsoft of any problems they may be facing during usage.
In fact, the company may have to further streamline the Feedback app, as Windows 10 is projected to be available to more than 1 billion users in the coming years. Imagine the input from a few million of them and handling that!
And with the software titan already looking ready to start development on new updates to its operating platform, it will need any and all feedback it can get from users for its products.
source:windows10update
