article_snippet: Microsoft is also working with fast-growing Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi to test Windows 10 on Microsoft devices.
article_snippet: Microsoft also announced partnerships with Chinese-based Tencent and Lenovo to help customers in China upgrade to Windows 10.
article_snippet: Microsoft is also making Microsoft biggest push into the heavily pirated Chinese consumer computing market this summer by offering free upgrades to Windows 10 to all Windows users, regardless of whether all Windows users are running genuine copies of the software.
article_snippet: The move is an unprecedented attempt by Microsoft to get legitimate versions of Microsoft software onto machines of the hundreds of millions of Windows 10 users in China.
article_snippet: Microsoft is working with Lenovo Group Ltd, the world's biggest PC maker, to help roll out Windows 10 in China to current Windows users, Myerson said.
article_snippet: Microsoft also is offering Windows 10 through security company Qihoo 360
article_snippet: Technology Co and Tencent Holdings Ltd, China's biggest social networking company, which will build a Windows 10 app that will work on smartphones and PCs for Microsoft popular QQ gaming and messaging service.
article_snippet: Lenovo said in a statement that Lenovo will make phones running Windows software, available through China Mobile, sometime later this year.
article_snippet: Microsoft also said Microsoft is working with Chinese handset maker Xiaomi Technology Co Ltd - which generally uses a form of Google Inc's Android on Microsoft devices - to offer some customers a test version of Windows 10 on some customers smartphones.'