Lumias won't get every Windows 10 feature..

Microsoft has been heavily focused on the low end Windows Phone hardware in the last two years to gain market share, but its Windows Update 10 to come will not be finely tuned to these low specification devices . Joe Belfiore of Microsoft revealed on Twitter yesterday that the software maker works on Windows 10 for phones with 512MB of RAM, but that "the characteristics can change."


It is not clear what features will not be available, but we hope that this is not a situation like Windows Phone 7 to Windows Phone 8 upgrade, where some devices have been left with a Windows Phone 7.8 update which contained only a few minor features eight windows phone. This is not something that Microsoft will want to repeat, so it is likely that the company will do everything to ensure that Windows 10 running on Windows Phone 8 devices with 512MB of RAM. Microsoft had already won all Lumia Windows Phone 8 devices will be upgraded to Windows 10 and Belfiore noted that the company is just working on right now and it's a "ambition" for Windows 10 on low specification devices .
Windows Phone device most popular Microsoft is the Lumia 520 with 512 MB of RAM, followed shortly by the Lumia 630, Lumia 625 and Lumia 530 - all with 512 MB of RAM. It seems that the majority of the popular Windows Phone devices will not get any Windows 10 new features once they are available. Microsoft plans to preview these features very soon, but not all devices. Belfiore noted there will be a "subset" of the phones compatible with Windows 10 overview, and The Verge understands that will focus on devices like the Lumia 730 and Lumia 830 recently delivered. Microsoft is close to the release of its Windows 10 preview for phones, and it is likely that it will be available this week, providing testing goes well internally.

Microsoft announced Windows 10 releasing date..

Microsoft said that Windows 10 will launch "later this year" in 2015, so we will not release in April we had hoped. But he also said that he is leaving more about "universal applications" in his conference annual construction next April. The Technical Preview license runs until April 15, 2015, so expect a full beta next. We can see a larger beta then a Q4 2015 launch in time for the Christmas rush in PC, laptop, tablet and smartphone sales.

Kevin Turner, chief operating officer at Microsoft, said: "In late summer and early fall, we will be able to highlight this particular OS (operating system) This is the current plan folder,. "According to Reuters.

The company will announce more details on Windows 10 in the new year he will "introduce the chapter of consumers and to talk much more about other types of devices and more features for consumption."

Although Microsoft will be at CES, he planned a Windows event 10 to January 21 in Redmond, where he will "talk about the next chapter in Windows 10" - which might be the Consumer Preview of Windows 10. Terry Myerson, Joe Belfiore, Phil Spencer and Satya Nadella will all be present.