SourceCode: Some facts about Windows 10

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

I just went through a 30 minute overview briefing on Windows 10 with Marc Aube, Windows 10 Launch Lead at Microsoft Canada and have learned what this latest version has in store when it comes to market on July 29th.

Windows 10 is an important release for Microsoft, not just because it is a unifying OS that's designed to run on a variety of devices but also because Microsoft hopes it will convert millions of users who are still on older and unsupported versions (such as Windows 7 and earlier). Microsoft's target is to get 1 billon devices running on Windows 10. Hit jump for more interesting facts about Windows 10.

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Dell customers can pre-order Windows 10 devices in time for launch on the 29th

Dell customers in the U.S. and Canada can pre-order select Dell devices with Windows 10 starting today that will ship starting July 29 – the day Windows 10 launches. 

Included in pre-order sales are Dell’s most popular solutions including the award-winning Inspiron 11 2-in-1, Inspiron 15 and the Dell XPS 8700.

The Force Awakens with Star Wars Second Edition on-ear wired headphones

SMS Audio (Studio Mastered Sound) has followed up its first run of Star Wars themed on-ear wired headphones with the Second Edition featuring the iconic styling of  R2-D2, Chewbacca, Tie Fighter and Darth Vader. Ideal for the Star Wars aficionado who also values great sound for music, videos, video games and for calls on mobile devices, the Star Wars headphones may offer whimsical designs but deliver punchy and clear audio under most conditions.

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Logitech's new Logi BLOK brightens up protection for iPads

Logitech introduced its first family of products under the new Logi label: the Logi BLOK family of cases for iPad. Comprised of the Logi BLOK Protective Shell, the Logi BLOK Protective Case and the Logi BLOK Protective Keyboard Case, the BLOK family features cushioned square corners designed to help protect your iPad from drops up to six feet high and onto surfaces as hard as concrete.

“The iPad is a powerful device. But people have dropped and damaged – or are afraid that they will drop and damage – the iPad, so they typically don’t use it to its full potential,” said Michele Hermann, vice president of mobility at Logitech.

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