Microsoft has unveiled Windows 10, the latest version of its flagship operating system, which brings back the popular Start Menu. The US software giant has decided not to release a Windows 9, jumping straight from the much-criticised Windows 8 to Windows 10. Microsoft, led by Satya Nadella, chose to skip a version of its ubiquitous operating system to highlight a leap towards a new platform aimed squarely at unifying desktop PCs and mobile devices. T erry Myerson, executive vice-president of operating systems, said the company was now operating in a “mobilefirst, cloud-first world”, and had...
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