At an event in San Francisco this morning, Microsoft unveiled the details of the new Windows 10 operating system. According to BBC, the new operating system will run on a wide range of devices, including PCs, consoles and smart phones.

Aiming to make the new system to both Windows 7 and 8 users, Microsoft will keep its resizable tile format, which was a favorite among Windows 8 users. But perhaps what people are most excited about is the return of the Start Menu, a feature that was noticably lacking from the Windows 8 operating system.

Microsoft hopes that this user friendly feature will prompt businesses that were previously hesistant to install Windows 8 to give Windows 10 a chance.

Read more at BBC News.

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