First Ring Daily Live: Can Windows 10 Get to a Billion?

Posted on August 17, 2018 by Brad Sams in First Ring Daily, Podcasts with 8 Comments

On today’s episode of First Ring Daily, we dive into Windows 10 adoption and Google’s calamities.

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9 responses to “First Ring Daily Live: Can Windows 10 Get to a Billion?”

  1. MacLiam

    Brad, I see that your Surface Book has been replaced by the Go as your executive module (or whatever you call it) in recent FRD 'casts. Is that working out OK? Do you ever wish for a larger screen?

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  2. skane2600

    My prediction is, despite the contrary statements from Microsoft, that Windows will eventually get a new version name and that it might even happen before Windows 10 can reach a billion.

    3 years ago
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    • PeteB

      In reply to skane2600:

      As Windows 10 uptake has remained stalled ever since the forced conversions - and coercions - from 7 and 8.1, I've suspected they'll drop the number and just call it Windows, in attempt to escape the stink once again like they thought they did when rebranding 8.2 as 10.


      But some things don't wash off in the shower, and continually antagonizing longtime Windows users with the hostile policies in 10 will not be forgotten.

      3 years ago
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  3. Dan1986ist

    When one asks: Can Windows 10 reach a billion: is one talking devices or users? And if one is talking about the numbr of devices which ones are you including?

    3 years ago
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  4. pargon

    Is there a 4k version of the desktop background that Brad has behind him?

    3 years ago
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  5. roastedwookie

    :)))) A billion of what? forced users? Windows 10 FAILED at everything, no matter how much MS is trying to hide it or how much fanboys say otherwise: apps, UI, tablet UI and UX, crappy updates, mediocre quality.

    3 years ago
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