Windows Anniversary Update coming for free in the summer

Microsoft's Redstone update for Windows 10 is being detailed today at the company's Build conference, with Windows chief Terry Myerson announcing it will be coming this summer, for free to all Windows 10 users. Myerson also took a friendly jab at Apple, saying Microsoft welcomes everyone to Windows 10, "whether they have a new PC, a 5-year-old PC, or a brand new Mac." Dubbed the Windows Anniversary Update, it is coming to Xbox One too, turning any retail Xbox One into a dev unit and bringing Windows 10 apps to Xbox One.

Windows Ink is going to be "front and center" in the newly updated version of Windows. It's intended to help people "ideate and collaborate better," according to Microsoft's demo maestro Bryan Roper. There's a new Ink...

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