Testing the Windows 10 waters

The Windows 10 Technical Preview has been available since October of last year. More than 1.5 million people have joined the Windows Insider program and are ostensibly looking under the hood to see what Windows 10 has to offer.

Microsoft released the latest major build of Windows 10 in late January and also revealed that the operating system will be available as a free upgrade for the first year after its launch for most Windows customers.

Please take this short survey so we can find out how many of you in the TechSpective community are using the Windows 10 Technical Preview and/or plan to upgrade to Windows 10 once it’s officially launched. I will update this post with the results of the survey at the end of this week:

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