Microsoft is launching Windows 10 today without the usual midnight sales parties and marketing campaigns.
The company is hoping that users are happier with Windows 10, after Windows 8 was widely criticized when it was released in 2012. Here & Now‘s Jeremy Hobson takes a look at what Windows 10 means for Microsoft with CNN’s Maggie Lake.
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