article_snippet: Last year, Microsoft was derided for 'missing one' when Microsoft announced  Microsoft has decided to jump straight to version 10 of Microsoft Windows software in a bid to convince consumers the software is different from current versions.
article_snippet: Microsoft admitted the software was 'at a threshold' after the poorly received Windows 8.
article_snippet: Windows is at a threshold and now Windows's time for a new Windows. '
article_snippet: Our new Windows must be built from the ground up for a mobile first, cloud first world. '
article_snippet: It wouldn't be right to call It Windows 9.'
article_snippet: The current version, Windows 8, has been widely derided for forcing radical behavioral changes.
article_snippet: Many see the upgrade as being the first steps towards righting the unpopular changes made in the company's previous desktop software, Windows 8, and that is reflected in industry reaction.
article_snippet: Stuart Miles, founder of technology website Pocket Lint said: 'industry reaction is that Microsoft had introduced some really good features that will appeal to many and fix many of the annoyances of Windows 8. '
article_snippet: It looks like they are doing everything they can to make amends for the mistakes of Windows 8, but with a long lead time and many unanswered questions like release and price, there is still much left to learn. '
article_snippet: Geoff Blaber of technology analysts CCS Insights also noted the need for Microsoft to regain support after Windows 8. '
article_snippet: Microsoft will hope that this marks a fresh start that will convince developers, enterprise and consumers of Microsoft One Windows strategy', he said. '
article_snippet: With Windows 10 Microsoft has re-evaluated Microsoft approach to software releases by adopting a web mentality that dovetails with the Cloud first, mobile first vision under Satya Nadella.
article_snippet: This open, collaborative approach is critical if Microsoft is to overcome the wave of negative sentiment that has plagued Windows 8 since launch. '
article_snippet: so it is critical that Microsoft's 'One Windows' mantra delvers on the promise and re-energises developer engagement.'
article_snippet: Although the software won't be formally released until later this year, analysts have already said that the software success is crucial for Microsoft and new CEO Satya Nadella.
highlights_snippet: Microsoft says new software is a radical overhaul, Microsoft will be 'familiar' 