gregsedwards

I finally downloaded it yesterday and think it's there, but I switched back to Edge Prime (using JJ Abrams' naming strategy) until its a little further along. Specifically, I want to be able to pin sites to my Start menu/screen, better reading tools, and slightly better tab management. Other than those minor things, I could already live with it. When this thing is really ready to roll out, do you expect it will just quietly replace Edge Prime in some future Windows 10 release?

Brad, what does it feel like to get a hug from Paul Thurrott?

Under this topic, I'm also curious about how you think the expected "disc-to-digital" trade-in offer will actually work. I think it's unlikely you'll just bring in your discs and they'll give you digital licenses outright for free. I feel more like for a nominal fee per title, you'll be able to exchange the physical disc for a code that you can redeem for the digital version (or sell to someone else I suppose, if you wanted to do that). And obviously, it won't work for just any old game. Will it be an in-store only promotion, or will Xbox users be able to mail in their discs? How do you see this unfolding when it launches?

What one Microsoft service or device are you most excited about right now and why?