In his introduction, Terry Myerson discusses how Windows 10 will abandon its traditional versioning system, for a service-based model that will deliver upgrades and fixes through Windows Update. While there is still no mention on pricing, it is official that Windows updates will be available on a subscription basis. The good news is that anyone running Windows 7 and 8.1, both on desktop and mobile devices, will be able to upgrade to Windows 10 for free for at least the first year.

Tomorrow, January 21st 2015, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella takes the stage to introduce, quite possibly, the last Microsoft Windows we’ll ever need. With over a million testers worldwide, and half a million actively using it, Windows 10 is going to be about consumers, as much as it is about enterprise users.

Google is reportedly in talks to acquire mobile payment system Softcard. PayPal is also bidding on the company, for a chance to create an Apple Pay's worthy competitor.

In the wake of a recent reorganization of Project Glass, former Google Glass project manager Ivy Ross will now be reporting to Tony Fadell, in what seems to be a move towards the graduation of Google Glass from an experimental project, to an industry-ready development division, with a likely focus on enterprise, services and government applications.