When Apple unveiled its M1 silicon chip for its ARM-powered Mac lineup last week, two stalwarts of the PC industry were dubiously missing from any direct mentions in the company’s announcement and it could be because they were working on … Read more
In a recent update to the Microsoft 365 roadmap, the company indicated that Microsoft Teams is finally getting a native ARM64 version later this month.
Apple has now confirmed that its new ARM-based Macs won’t support the installation of Windows through Bootcamp.
Microsoft Edge has officially been released, and while definitely more stable than the Insider versions that users are testing, it was shipped with many features out of the box—including support for ARM-based processors.
The latest update marked version 6.0, is bringing support for ARM64 as well as XAML Island for .NET Core 3 and new features that include EyeDropper control, Win32 helper notifications on the dashboard and a preview of the highly touted Microsoft Graph with XAML enabled controls.
Should bode well for things to come as Qualcomm continues to make end roads on its Intel replacing chipsets.
Mozilla is stepping up to the plate with its new made for ARM64 Firefox browser.
Developers can now recompile their existing UWP or Win32 apps as ARM64, using the freshly released Visual Studio 15.9.
Developers can use these early preview tools to recompile their UWP and legacy Win32 apps for ARM64, which should led to a nice performance boost on Windows 10 on ARM PCs.
The new SDK will allow developers to recompile their UWP apps in 64-bit for Windows 10 on ARM PCs, which should lead to a slight performance boost on these machines.
The development of an x86 emulation for ARM64 tech that would allow Microsoft to potentially enable the million plus strong library of Windows apps to run on ARM chips at some point.
More evidence has popped up supporting a future 64-bit version of Windows 10 Mobile.