Microsoft has been experiencing a low market share in all global markets against Android and iOS but now Microsoft is considering Windows Phone and Windows RT versions for free to device makers to come-up and give it's OS market share for smartphone's a boost. According to sources familiar with this matter, free future versions are under serious consideration by OS Chief Terry Myerson. The plans aren’t fully set in stone, but they’re part of broader changes Myerson is planning for the future of Windows. Microsoft is currently planning and developing future updates, including a "Threshold" update that’s designed to bring back the Start menu and provide more flexibility for desktop users. The Verge , has been told that the free versions of Windows Phone and Windows RT will likely be delivered with the Threshold range of updates. Microsoft currently licenses Windows RT and Windows Phone software to device makers, and the majority of its Windows revenue come...
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