Windows 10: Microsoft hits a turbo button to get back to business

Microsoft’s Windows 10 event didn’t include flashy features, sexy videos, or big unveils, it was about two things: fast improvements and feedback. While the new desktop features show where Windows is heading, the big news was behind the scenes, hidden in the words Microsoft chose to unveil Windows 10. The software maker has been quietly reengineering Windows to focus on faster updates. It’s a crucial change that will see Microsoft test weekly or monthly builds of Windows 10 with the public, instead of "dogfooding" them in private. Microsoft has hit the turbo button, and it’s about to change Windows forever.

It has gone back to business, and it’s bringing the desktop version back to look and feel like Windows 7 today, but sources...

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