The newest iteration of Windows has begun rolling out, and is winning positive reviews. (Here’s an in-depth review from Ars, and a more concise one from Wired — both give 8.1 a thumbs-up). Kelerei wrote with the above-linked TechDirt article on the release, noting that it is a staged rollout rather than global. Starting this morning, though, 8.1 is available to some customers. Kelerei writes: “The upgrade is optional (and free) for existing Windows 8 users, though if one looks at the changes, it’s hard to imagine why those already on it wouldn’t upgrade.”… The newest iteration of Windows has begun rolling out, and is winning positive reviews. (Here’s an in-depth review from Ars, and a more concise one from Wired — both give 8.1 a thumbs-up). Kelerei wrote with the above-linked TechDirt article on the release, noting that it is a staged rollout rather than global. Starting this morning, though, 8.1 is available to some customers. Kelerei writes: “The upgrade is optional (and free) for existing Windows 8 users, though if one looks at the changes, it’s hard to imagine why those already on it wouldn’t upgrade.”
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