In the early days of the iPad, users didn’t openly voice it with a sense of urgency, but the concept of using a mobile device as a desktop surrogate, was a tantalizing, while unattainable idea. Not nearly five years later, every major software company is investing in technology capable of turning smartphones into desktops, in one way or another.

According to a recent post by Terry Myerson, Windows 10 for Business will offer enhanced security features designed to protect device with Secure Boot, which prevents installation and execution of unauthorized applications, aided by hardware-based Hyper-V isolation.

Microsoft Edge will be the official name of the successor to Internet Explorer. Microsoft has recently launched Microsoft ​Edge Dev, a new hub for web developers looking to get specific information pertaining to the Edge rendering engine that powers Microsoft Edge. The Microsoft Edge Dev website is currently live from the old dev.modern.ie url, formerly hub to Internet Explorer developers, but that is likely to change as IE gains official legacy status.

Corporate VP of operating systems Joe Belfiore, commented on such speculations, reminding everyone that Microsoft has not released any official date yet, for a very good reason