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Microsoft has opened a new windows to the world it's going to introduce a number of productivity tools to help them get task complete and it's the most secure version of Windows we've ever produced with the new Windows 10 Microsoft hopes to put it on a billion devices by enticing people with new features it's going to introduce a number of innovations things like Xbox Cortana an entirely new browser with Microsoft edge katana is set to take on Cirie the personal voice assistant can find information or set reminders and she even has a sense of humor who is your daddy technically speaking that'd be Bill Gates yeah big deal Windows 10 can support biometric authentication if your device allows it you can use iris recognition fingerprint recognition or even facial recognition so your face is the password windows 10 also adapts for different screens and machines and that lets users have great features like continuum where their devices can convert your phone can give you the power of a full PC because of universal windows appz windows 10 is available as a free update to use as running windows 7 and 8 but the upgrade process could be more cumbersome and costly for the millions who still use older versions of Windows like XP including the Navy and some banks that process will take a number of years quite honestly one of the things that we've been working very closely with Microsoft on is updating the ATM network actually we've been spending a lot of effort over the last year and a half or more to help our corporate customers who are an XP move forward as the the structured support for XP has come to an end if you are running windows XP on your home computer Microsoft no longer provides security updates making you vulnerable to online threats for more information on Windows 10 visits cnet com in San Francisco Lexus avedis cnet.com for CBS News you