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Microsoft Windows 10 launched globally; here's what Twitter had to say about the new OS

Microsoft has officially launched the Windows 10 OS in India along with 189 other countries. Today there will be launch events across the globe.

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Tech2 News Staff|Jul 30, 2015, 15:22:57 IST
Microsoft has officially launched the Windows 10 OS in India along with 189 other countries. Today there will be launch events across the globe.Microsoft claims that the new OS platform is the most ‘secure Windows ever’. The new edition of Windows, which is available in 190 countries as a free upgrade, will be offered on a range of devices including PCs, tablets, phones, Raspberry Pi, Xbox One, HoloLens and more. The new Windows Store and Windows Software Development Kit also become available from today, opening doors for a better app experiences on Windows 10.Naturally, Twitter is abuzz with the latest OS from Redmond, so we decided to look at some of the good and not-so-good tweets around the Windows 10 launch.Satya Nadella tweeted a video of him in Kenya for the Windows 10 launch.
 Joe Belfiore was on a picture posting spree, showing Windows 10 on various form factors.
Samsung's VP of Research is excited as well.
Microsoft partners who will be having Windows 10 enabled devices are asking everyone to upgrade already.
Of course, not all tweets are praising and awaiting the Windows 10 upgrade. There are some users who are facing some issues either before, during or after installation.
Some are getting arty with Windows 10.
And of course, how can the Windows 10 memes be far away?
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First Published:Jul 30, 2015, 15:22:57 IST
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