Microsoft connects Cortana and LinkedIn together for Windows 10

After four weeks, Windows 10 was installed on over 75 million PCs.

September’s stats are not almost as impressive as they show a growth of 1.42 percentage points only. During September, Windows 10’s share of all Windows devices climbed by 1.6 percentage points.

Net Applications’ Windows 10 user share portrait backed up the findings of another analytics developer, Ireland’s StatCounter, which has also portrayed the OS’s growth as slowing after its first month of availability.

Net Applications says Windows 7 leads the pack with 56.53 percent, while Windows XP is second with 12.21 percent.

Microsoft’s aggressive strategy with Windows 10, which has seen its share of criticism, is also driving the Windows 10 market share numbers. Announcing their prospective virtual partnership earlier today, Microsoft stated that Cortana in Windows 10 will be able to assist Windows 10 users in scheduling meetings, setting reminders about their schedule on LinkedIn. Windows 7 is running on 52.57% of PCs worldwide right now, suggesting that more than one in two people still use the OS version launched way back in 2009.

Gaming is in its golden age, and big and small players alike are maneuvering like kings and queens in A Game of Thrones.

Despite Windows 10’s inevitable rise, Windows 7 will likely keep its title as the most popular OS for at least this year. All three operating systems saw declining market share moving from August to September, according to the same report.

On the whole, Windows lost a bit of share in August, down 0.30 points to 90.54 percent.

Amusingly enough, this means Linux has managed to pass Windows Vista again.

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Microsoft’s Cortana, a personal virtual assistant named after the character in the Halo franchise, has found a new ability to access your professional data from the world’s largest social media platform for professionals, LinkedIn.