Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 10 Anniversary Update will see the firm shifting its attention to developers again, with the firm suggesting that many were put off by its not-so-practical ‘write once, run anywhere’ strategy.
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update of Microsoft’s operating system is set to arrive at the end of July, one year after the platform’s original release. It brings with it a major update to the code, delivering a number of enhancements, especially in areas such as the user interface.
