The first big update for Windows 10 could come as soon as next month, if some sources are to be believed.

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According to The Verge , which cites people "familiar with Microsoft's plans," the company's been hard at work developing patches and updates since the OS' official launch yesterday, with some already rolling out to users. But the biggest of these updates, called Service Release 1, will contain a bunch of fixes that will address several issues people have run into since installing Windows 10. Microsoft is said to be aiming for an early August release, which could be as soon as next week. Following that, yet another sizable update is set to release sometime in October, and will bring even more bug fixes and features. These feature include a new messaging app and extensions to support the Microsoft Edge browser.Those that are a part of the Windows Insider program will be able to test these new features prior to their launch later this year.Interested in Windows 10? Here's what you get with the new OS , including an Xbox app that aims to improve gaming on the Xbox One

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