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Microsoft expects the ‘majority of customers’ to use Windows 10’s S mode

Microsoft expects that the “majority of customers” will enjoy Windows 10 in its new S mode, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of Windows wrote in a recent blog post.

The stunning endorsement of Windows 10’s S mode—which was formally confirmed as a  only very recently—was made by Joe Belfiore,  via Twitter thattime when the next feature update to Windows 10 drops. That update, known as Redstone 4, is expected to appear on PCs in early April.

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