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ARM-based laptops with Windows, again!

The first attempt at ARM PCs, which ran on Windows RT, was an unmitigated disaster, and it left many users skeptical of the idea. But Microsoft hasn’t given up, especially as 5G starts to become a reality and cellular connectivity in PCs becomes essential. Microsoft announced that next year PCs will be available with Qualcomm’s ARM-based Snapdragon 835, which is primarily for smartphones. Super-thin laptops will get integrated modems and a long battery life with the chip. The ARM-based PCs will run Win32 applications that run on regular x86 PCs via emulation.

For now, no PC maker has announced ARM-based Windows PCs—manufacturers  may be cautious in light of the Windows RT fiasco. There are also many challenges. Snapdragon isn’t as fast as high-end x86 Intel or AMD chips, and won’t support 64-bit applications initially. Also, emulation may limit the ability to exploit hardware acceleration.

ARM-based laptops with Windows, again!

The first attempt at ARM PCs, which ran on Windows RT, was an unmitigated disaster, and it left many users skeptical of the idea. But Microsoft hasn’t given up, especially as 5G starts to become a reality and cellular connectivity in PCs becomes essential. Microsoft announced that next year PCs will be available with Qualcomm’s ARM-based Snapdragon 835, which is primarily for smartphones. Super-thin laptops will get integrated modems and a long battery life with the chip. The ARM-based PCs will run Win32 applications that run on regular x86 PCs via emulation.

For now, no PC maker has announced ARM-based Windows PCs—manufacturers  may be cautious in light of the Windows RT fiasco. There are also many challenges. Snapdragon isn’t as fast as high-end x86 Intel or AMD chips, and won’t support 64-bit applications initially. Also, emulation may limit the ability to exploit hardware acceleration.

ARM-based laptops with Windows, again!

The first attempt at ARM PCs, which ran on Windows RT, was an unmitigated disaster, and it left many users skeptical of the idea. But Microsoft hasn’t given up, especially as 5G starts to become a reality and cellular connectivity in PCs becomes essential. Microsoft announced that next year PCs will be available with Qualcomm’s ARM-based Snapdragon 835, which is primarily for smartphones. Super-thin laptops will get integrated modems and a long battery life with the chip. The ARM-based PCs will run Win32 applications that run on regular x86 PCs via emulation.

For now, no PC maker has announced ARM-based Windows PCs—manufacturers  may be cautious in light of the Windows RT fiasco. There are also many challenges. Snapdragon isn’t as fast as high-end x86 Intel or AMD chips, and won’t support 64-bit applications initially. Also, emulation may limit the ability to exploit hardware acceleration.

Microsoft released new Insider build of Windows 10.... I have tested it , more craps are added with more bloatware.. When Microsoft will listen to its customer ?

here their major improvements but where is performance improvements ... I am wondering how many days these things will go on.  When Microsoft will wake up?

We fixed an issue resulting in the Facebook Messenger app failing to accept the enter key when sending messaging in recent flights.

We fixed an issue where the “New” text displayed under the names of newly installed apps in Start wouldn’t go away after launching the app.

We fixed an issue where using the letters in Start to jump to different locations in the alphabet wasn’t consistently working in the last few flights.

We fixed an issue where local app search in Cortana failed to return the expected app if the user profile directory contained non-ASCII characters.

We fixed an issue where pressing WIN + X would sometimes not show the accelerator key underlines.

We fixed an issue where when the People button was present in taskbar, and toast-only banners (for example from ******* 2016) were sent, the Action Center badge counter would become inaccurate.

We fixed a bug from recent flights where upon unlock you’d be bombarded with any notifications that occurred while your PC was locked. If you’d like to review notifications received while your PC was locked, they can be found in the Action Center

Microsoft released new Insider build of Windows 10.... I have tested it , more craps are added with more bloatware.. When Microsoft will listen to its customer ?

here their major improvements but where is performance improvements ... I am wondering how many days these things will go on.  When Microsoft will wake up?

We fixed an issue resulting in the Facebook Messenger app failing to accept the enter key when sending messaging in recent flights.

We fixed an issue where the “New” text displayed under the names of newly installed apps in Start wouldn’t go away after launching the app.

We fixed an issue where using the letters in Start to jump to different locations in the alphabet wasn’t consistently working in the last few flights.

We fixed an issue where local app search in Cortana failed to return the expected app if the user profile directory contained non-ASCII characters.

We fixed an issue where pressing WIN + X would sometimes not show the accelerator key underlines.

We fixed an issue where when the People button was present in taskbar, and toast-only banners (for example from ******* 2016) were sent, the Action Center badge counter would become inaccurate.

We fixed a bug from recent flights where upon unlock you’d be bombarded with any notifications that occurred while your PC was locked. If you’d like to review notifications received while your PC was locked, they can be found in the Action Center

Microsoft released new Insider build of Windows 10.... I have tested it , more craps are added with more bloatware.. When Microsoft will listen to its customer ?

here their major improvements but where is performance improvements ... I am wondering how many days these things will go on.  When Microsoft will wake up?

We fixed an issue resulting in the Facebook Messenger app failing to accept the enter key when sending messaging in recent flights.

We fixed an issue where the “New” text displayed under the names of newly installed apps in Start wouldn’t go away after launching the app.

We fixed an issue where using the letters in Start to jump to different locations in the alphabet wasn’t consistently working in the last few flights.

We fixed an issue where local app search in Cortana failed to return the expected app if the user profile directory contained non-ASCII characters.

We fixed an issue where pressing WIN + X would sometimes not show the accelerator key underlines.

We fixed an issue where when the People button was present in taskbar, and toast-only banners (for example from ******* 2016) were sent, the Action Center badge counter would become inaccurate.

We fixed a bug from recent flights where upon unlock you’d be bombarded with any notifications that occurred while your PC was locked. If you’d like to review notifications received while your PC was locked, they can be found in the Action Center

Microsoft released new Insider build of Windows 10.... I have tested it , more craps are added with more bloatware.. When Microsoft will listen to its customer ?

here their major improvements but where is performance improvements ... I am wondering how many days these things will go on.  When Microsoft will wake up?

We fixed an issue resulting in the Facebook Messenger app failing to accept the enter key when sending messaging in recent flights.

We fixed an issue where the “New” text displayed under the names of newly installed apps in Start wouldn’t go away after launching the app.

We fixed an issue where using the letters in Start to jump to different locations in the alphabet wasn’t consistently working in the last few flights.

We fixed an issue where local app search in Cortana failed to return the expected app if the user profile directory contained non-ASCII characters.

We fixed an issue where pressing WIN + X would sometimes not show the accelerator key underlines.

We fixed an issue where when the People button was present in taskbar, and toast-only banners (for example from ******* 2016) were sent, the Action Center badge counter would become inaccurate.

We fixed a bug from recent flights where upon unlock you’d be bombarded with any notifications that occurred while your PC was locked. If you’d like to review notifications received while your PC was locked, they can be found in the Action Center

Can I say that still Windows XP the best OS ever?

Can I say that still Windows XP the best OS ever?

Hi Dibya I am here to support you and windows XP

Hi Dibya I am here to support you and windows XP

Hi Dibya I am here to support you and windows XP

Hi Dibya I am here to support you and windows XP