Windows 10 Anniversary Update's big secret: It's called Windows as a Service

Introduction and listening to feedbackNine months on and Windows as a Service is starting to deliver.Windows 10 really is the last version of Windows, but that doesn't matter because it's going to keep on changing and improving. Users brave enough to be Windows Insiders can get those changes as soon as they're ready to try out (which may or may not mean they're actually ready to use).More cautious users – and businesses – will stick to the major updates and so far, those seem to come