A fair chance is that Microsoft is looking to shuffle things up as it pertains to how Windows 10 is sold and distributed among users. Rumors happen to be plenty in this aspect.
Even business executives are actually at an alteration.
Kevin Turner discussed Windows 10 pricing choices in the Credit Suisse Technology Conference last week -- though with a great deal of ambiguity. The Microsoft COO explained that the business should be creative and was learning to do new things, and do them differently.
Clear hints in the reality that operating systems now are either free, or more or less, given away.
Clear tips that Redmond must shed the standard pricing model.
This is what Turner said
"We have got to monetize it differently. And there are services required. There are additional chances for the do the product and to bring additional services to it in a creative way. And through the length of the summer and springtime the'll be declaring what that business model looks like."
Little suggestions of a subscription based model in the words above, but there is more:
"Finding new ways to monetize the lifetime of this customer on those devices, again, I would tell you we are discovering, we're growing, and we are cleverer and wiser every day."
Obviously, he is not at the freedom to disclose a lot of information at this time, however there's no doubt that Microsoft is at least thought subscriptions. Or at minimum, the business is keeping all options to the table.
Perhaps a subscription service may be tabled for a few features that were select, while making the rest of the operating system free for individuals use and to install?
You never know!
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