Very early this morning, iGuRu.News to announce the availability of Windows 10 (read here and here). Microsoft seems to have made the new operating system available to everyone despite the company's statements that they wanted the distribution to be gradual. 
The biggest surprise, of course, was for Windows Insiders, as if they had installed all available updates, they already had the commercial version of Windows 10 yesterday without knowing it.
*In the publications mentioned above you will find all the steps you need to take to install the new operating system without waiting for a notification from Microsoft.
Continuing the announcements, the company, through Jim Alkove, head of the Windows Enterprise team, has just announced the availability of Windows 10 for Business.
“We’re excited to make Windows 10 available today to all our customers. As we’ve mentioned, Windows 10 Home and Pro are available to business customers as a free upgrade for those with genuine Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 on PCs and tablets. Businesses and organizations with Volume Licensing who want to upgrade to Windows 10 Enterprise and Windows 10 Education can do so starting August 1.
So while multi-license users will obviously have to wait another day or two until the consumer upgrade process is complete, those in a hurry can download the trial version of the product from the link below.
Windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation
