After Apple and Canonical, Google Should Now Join the Windows 10 Push Too

Nobody imagined that this is possible, but Apple and Canonical are now supporting the Windows 10 push and they are bringing their apps in the Windows Store on Microsoft’s own Windows 10.

With iTunes and Ubuntu now projected to become available in the Windows Store in the coming weeks, many eyes are now turning to Google, which is one of the last tech giants that are resisting the Windows 10 push and refusing to bring its apps in the Store.

For Google, however, such a decision might have a bigger business impact than for the other two, especially because the search company is now positioned as Microsoft’s number one rival in the education market.

By bringing iTunes and Ubuntu in the Windows Store, Microsoft improves its education offering, as Windows 10 S, which is specifically limited to Store apps, can now run these apps and re...