Microsoft: Get Technical Preview of Windows 10, FREE*

As promised, Microsoft has released the Windows 10 Technical Preview .
The OS, which is designed to give you a small flavor of what will be included in the final release of Windows 10, is still an early build. The build number for this release of the OS is 9841 and we know for a fact that later builds are currently floating around inside the walls of Microsoft.

Thank God that Microsoft has replied to the user reviews of outnumbered amount, complaining bugs of Windows 8 and at last Microsoft has successfully debugged and improved a lot of areas. An OS, which is designed to help you get your work done by giving a very fast and fluid UI. This early build is intended to get user reviews and address them unlike Windows 8.The build number for this release of the OS is 9841 and we know for a fact that later builds are currently floating around inside the walls of Microsoft.

       
                              We all know this Preview of Windows 10 is a non-commercial release, you may find some rough edges as it is a pre-release so  you should not install this OS on your Primary Machines. You can Solve this problem by ( if you have the ability) installing this OS inside a virtual machine is the safest option and if you can't do that, we suggest you designate an older machine as a testing device and install Windows 10 on it.
            

                                                                     After installing the Windows 10 Tech Preview you may come up with any questions or want to talk to other users who have the bits on their machines, make sure to head into the forums or join Social Networks and  ask other users(or help out those who are having trouble with the OS.

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The Finnish giant has introduced its 3310 sporting a

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Heritage, much-loved and foolproof handset brought back from the ashes with powerful PureView imaging capabilities.

Initially released in the year 2000, the Nokia 3310 went on to be one of the most successful mobile phones ever. More than 125 million were sold and, thanks to a small group of Nokia fanatics, this cult handset is making a modern-day comeback.

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Satya Nadella(L) & Stephen Elop(R)  together

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