Microsoft's Redstone 1 update for Windows 10 now has an official name. The company
announced at the
Build 2016 conference that the 'Windows Anniversary Update' will be landing on Windows 10 devices this summer, and - best of all - it's absolutely free for Windows 10 users.
As we expected, Microsoft's Terry Myerson used the occasion to take a friendly jab at Apple's marketing team, underlining the company's well-known philosophy of welcoming everyone to the Windows 10 platform,
"whether they have a new PC, a 5-year-old PC, or a brand new Mac."
It's important to note that the Windows 10 Anniversary Update will also be coming to Xbox One and HoloLens, which means that you'll finally be able to run
UWP (Universal Windows Platform) apps on your console, as well as use it as a
testbed for app development.
