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Microsoft will make at least four different versions of Windows 8 for devices with ARM processors, but you won't be running older Windows apps on any them, according to an Intel executive. Link Removed

Microsoft will make at least four different versions of Windows 8 for devices with ARM processors, but you won't be running older Windows apps on any them, according to an Intel executive. Renee James, Intel's senior vice president and general manager of Software and Services Group, also...

Microsoft will make at least four different versions of Windows 8 for devices with ARM processors, but you won't be running older Windows apps on any them, according to an Intel executive. Renee James, Intel's senior vice president and general manager of Software and Services Group, also...

Paul Thurrott's Supersite for Windows Intel executives this week disclosed some new information about Windows 8, revealing that Microsoft's next desktop OS will ship in multiple versions, each aimed at different chipsets and usage scenarios. The revelations are sure to reignite tensions...

Microsoft will make at least four different versions of Windows 8 for devices with ARM processors, but you won't be running older Windows apps on any them, according to an Intel executive. Renee James, Intel's senior vice president and general manager of Software and Services Group, also...

The head of Intel's software business says Microsoft plans multiple versions of Windows for ARM processors...and none will run existing Windows software. Source: Yahoo! News

An Intel executive says Microsoft will make at least four different versions of Windows 8 for devices with ARM processors, but you won't be running older Windows apps on any them. Source: Yahoo! News

Microsoft is planning to have several different versions of its next Windows operating system. read more Link Removed

Microsoft Corp. will make multiple versions of its next Windows operating system... Link Removed

We already knew that there would be multiple flavors of the next version of Windows . This is, after all, Microsoft, and if it isn't available in dozens of different SKUs, one for each rung on the ladder from student to corporate executive, then it isn't worth stamping to a disc and throwing in...

Microsoft vient d'annoncer la mise à disposition d'une version Release Candidate de Windows Thin PC, une version allégée de Windows 7 permettant de bénéficier des fonctionnalités du système d'exploita [...] More...

Yet another build Windows 8 build has leaked - this time around it's a 64-bit Windows Server 8 build 7959. Link Removed

angry tapir writes "While Microsoft has not announced the release date of its follow-up to Windows 7, an early pre-beta version of Windows 8 (although its official name has not been confirmed) has surfaced on the Internet, the second version to appear within a month. It is the second milestone...

Latest version is second to appear within a month While Microsoft has not announced the release date, or even the official name, of its follow-up to Windows 7, an early pre-beta version of the OS has surfaced on the Internet, the second version to appear within a month. Link Removed

I have an application, ATC9K, (helmet camera stuff), that won't finish loading. Long story short, I did a clean install of Win7 back in Feb. I bought the helm cam, installed the application, connected it to import files and all was well. I didn't use the camera for a couple of months, (hard...

Microsoft has confirmed that the next version of its Internet Explorer browser will not run on any version of the... Link Removed - Invalid URL

It seems that the first Windows 8 build has leaked, and from what we can tell, this leak does indeed appear to be verified as legit. This is a very early non-complete version of the newest version of Windows, and it does appear to have a very Windows 7 feel to it. Why would this be? Because in...

You had to know it was a matter of time before Windows 8 showed up on these great internets for all to download -- illegitimately. An early version (6.1.7850) has been making the rounds at manufacturers and it's finally escaped the confines of beta labs. We haven't braved the torrent sites...

A major update to Apple's iOS IDE was released a few days ago and so far Xcode 4's weaknesses greatly outweigh its strengths. After having spent a bit of time with Xcode 4, I am strongly considering going back to the old version. Link Removed - Invalid URL