Windows 10 will receive updates about every four months or three times a year, Microsoft says. The first update/upgrade will be primarily, perhaps exclusively, for consumers, delivered to devices running Windows 10 Home by default via the Windows Update service. Microsoft could trim the time between updates or extend the timeline, depending on whether it’s satisfied with the quality and composition of the new build, or even on external factors, like the calendar. Microsoft has provided some update flexibility (its take) by segmenting each “branch” into “rings””]