Windows 10 Will Log You in Using Biometric

Windowas 10 Biometric Log in

Microsoft is going to introduce a new feature with WINDOWS 10.it will use biometric data to unlock your computer. Apart from a scan of your whole face, it will also reportedly allow you to login with a retinal scan as well as a read of your fingerprint(s). This feature will be known as Windows Hello.

Microsoft is doing this due to the ease with which passwords are hacked, and while no system is completely foolproof, this move certainly seems to be a step in the right direction.

Even Macbook have not started the above feature.So we are excited to use windows 10.

Apart from the biometric data feature, Cortana will also be available as a digital assistant.

The release date of Windows 10 is still unknown, but hopefully it’ll be sometime this year. Are you excited for the new operating system?

Source:Yahoo Tech

Convert Android to Windows 10

Yesterday Microsoft announced that its new and the most advanced operating system Windows 10 is coming to the devices this summer. The operating system will be released across the 190 countries of the world in 111 languages.
Along with this announcement, Microsoft didn’t forget to surprise the users. Microsoft hinted at the ongoing development of a software that converts the Android phones to Windows 10 devices.
Microsoft is gearing up for the upcoming summer launch and it also includes newer prospects for Windows Phone operating system. The software maker revealed that it is testing the Windows 10 for phones with the select Xiaomi Mi 4 “power users.” Further, Microsoft mentioned that this isn’t a partnership but just seeking help from the company for trials.
This switch isn’t some kind of dual boot option. This will be possible due a Windows based ROM. This ROM will be like customizing the Android phone completely with Windows 10 flavor and will allow native Windows 10 like experience on Android phones.
Microsoft is partnering with China’s Xiaomi and it should be noted that people in China are more inclined towards the customization of phones by installing ROMs.
Microsoft said that it is committed to release the software globally to all the users.

Windows 10 Release Date: Coming in Summer for 190 Countries and 111 Languages

Earlier it was expected that Windows 10 wouldn’t arrive till October. But, now you won’t have to wait that long. Today Microsoft made an official announcement of the upcoming launch of Windows 10 launch. This happened at the Windows Hardware Engineering Community (WinHEC) summit in Shenzhen, China.
The software giant hasn’t given an official date but said that it will be release this summer. The most advanced and complete Windows OS will be released in 190 countries and 111 languages.
The official blog post by Microsoft says:

“We continue to make great development progress and shared today that Windows 10 will be available this summer in 190 countries and 111 languages.”

Windows is being provided as a free upgrade to the existing users and the users can avail this offer starting this summer. The millions of Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 customers will be getting this offer. This free offer is valid just for a year, after that users will have to pay some undisclosed amount of yearly subscription fee.
Microsoft also announced specific partnerships with the PC manufacturers in China. Lenovo, world’s biggest computer manufacturer will offer Windows 10 upgrade service at 2,500 stores and centers in China. Lenovo will also manufacture Windows phones after the release.
This week has been flooded with Microsoft’s announcements and Windows 10 news. Couple of days ago, it was confirmed that Windows 10 will be saving large disk space up to 15GB on PCs owing to the newer data compression technology.
Following the footsteps of Torrent’s file sharing technique, Microsoft will now be releasing updates for Windows 10 using the peer-to-peer technology. This will ensure the faster and more frequently release of updates for Windows 10 systems. Watch the video from Microsoft how it’s is growing at a fast pace to make a mark on the growing internet of things space.
Reference:fossbytes.com