Microsoft to dump Windows 10 S in favour of Windows 10 'S Mode'
Subtle difference reflects change of hardware plan at Microsoft
Windows 10 'S Mode': Any app you like, as long as it comes from the Microsoft Store
Microsoft is already planning to dump Windows 10 S, its stripped-down operating system intended to take on Chrome at the low-end. Instead, the software giant will install an "S Mode" on standard versions...
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