Creators Update gives Windows 10 a much needed usage share boost

Windows 10 usage share has been suffering lately. According to NetMarketShare, in February, the new operating system lost share, and in March its gains were minimal. With Windows 10 Creators Update rolling out in April -- even if Microsoft warns users against manually updating to it -- we were always likely to see the OS returning to growth, as users spend more time on it, finding out what’s new. Windows 10 started April on 25.36 percent, and ended it on 26.28 percent, a gain of 0.92 percentage points. In contrast, over the same period, Windows 7 went from 49.42 percent… [Continue Reading]