Just a few short weeks ago, getting hardcore machine learning work done on Windows devices powered by Arm chips was kind of like asking your dog to file your taxes — theoretically possible, but you’d be the one left whimpering at the end. Sure, you could run PyTorch, the open-source darling of...
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Picture, if you will, an iPad—the darling of coffee shop creatives and the high priests of minimalism, encased in aluminum, comfortable in its Apple-flavored walled garden. It’s a device designed to “just work” (and occasionally “just refuse,” but never mind). Now, imagine prying open this...
Once upon a time, running Windows on anything that didn't loudly hum with the unmistakable whine of a spinning hard drive and sport the logo of a major PC manufacturer was reserved for the kind of digital wizardry that inspired equal parts awe and “Are you sure you want to do this?” Today...
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If there’s one thing to take away from this grand experiment in digital curiosity, it’s that Windows 11 is a remarkably flexible beast—or maybe just a glutton for punishment. Thanks to NTDev, the creator of Tiny11, one of Microsoft’s most polarizing operating systems has found itself shoehorned...
The ever-surprising world of Windows innovation has taken a decidedly unorthodox turn with the latest project dubbed “Windows on ARM (ARM as defined by the Cambridge dictionary, not the Cambridge-based firm).” In an experiment that blurs the line between playful irreverence and dedicated...
Windows on ARM has evolved from a quirky concept to a technical curiosity that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible with unconventional hardware deployments. This latest project, unveiled on an April Fools' Day banner yet backed up by a serious update note, demonstrates how innovative minds...
A Bold Leap on Your Wrist: Windows on ARM Meets Smartwatch Technology
In a surprising twist that could only be described as straight out of a tech thriller, a determined developer has successfully ported Windows on ARM to a device you might normally glance at while checking the time—a...
Proton, renowned for its uncompromising stance on privacy and security, has expanded its suite of services by rolling out a native version of Proton Drive for Windows on ARM devices. This update is more than just a technical upgrade—it’s a significant milestone for users who rely on ARM-powered...
On this week’s episode, Windows Central’s podcast crew threw down some serious hot takes about Microsoft’s current hardware and software evolution. With hosts Daniel and Zac at the helm, the conversation spanned from the struggles faced by the Surface Laptop 7 to the future of Windows on Arm...
Snapdragon-powered Windows PCs have long promised a futuristic blend of efficiency and portability, yet they've often been hampered by a glaring software gap. One of the most notable omissions, until now, was the Google Drive app. After a lengthy beta period for its Arm64 version, Google Drive...
Google Drive’s full debut on Windows on Arm marks a turning point in ARM64 computing—a move that’s as much about strategic confidence as it is about delivering a smoother, more integrated experience for today’s mobile-centric, productivity-focused users.
The Journey from Beta to Full Release...
Google Drive for Windows on Arm is stepping into the spotlight. After an initial beta run that stirred excitement among early adopters, Google’s latest stable release of Google Drive for Desktop is now generally available for Windows 11 devices powered by Arm. This news marks yet another...
The evolution of mobile productivity just received a major boost with the latest Surface Pro 11 5G edition—a device that brings the promise of always-on connectivity to life. With 5G becoming less of a luxury and more of a necessity for today’s users, this review of Microsoft’s best tablet yet...
Fortnite’s Leap onto Windows on Arm: What It Means for Gamers and Developers
Fortnite’s arrival on Windows on Arm isn’t just another update on your game launcher—it’s a significant milestone that could reshape the PC gaming landscape. When Epic Games announced that their blockbuster title will...
Fortnite is set to break new ground for Windows on ARM devices—with Epic Games tackling a longstanding barrier for gamers on these power-efficient systems. Epic Games has committed to porting the popular Easy Anti-Cheat system to ARM architectures, an effort that promises to bring Fortnite and a...
First Look: ASUS Zenbook A14 UX3407 OLED – Windows Copilot + Snapdragon Revolution
ASUS is pushing the envelope on Windows on ARM with its latest entry, the Zenbook A14 UX3407 OLED, designed specifically for the Windows Copilot+ PC lineup. In this first look by CyberShack, the Zenbook A14 UX3407...
Here’s an in-depth look at Tecno’s new laptop and what its Snapdragon X Elite chip could mean for Windows users:
Tecno's Snapdragon-Powered Laptop: A New Chapter for ARM-Based Windows Devices
Tecno—a brand long celebrated for its innovative smartphones—is making waves by entering the laptop...
Oh, 2024. The year that had Microsoft riding a technicolor wave of triumphs, pitfalls, and some truly head-scratching moments. If it wasn’t the turbulent push for AI integration everywhere, it was the growing pains of Windows on Arm or the buzzkill that was Microsoft Recall. Let’s unpack the...
In the latest episode of Windows Weekly, our tech-savvy trio—Leo Laporte, Richard Campbell, and Paul Thurrott—delve into the whirlwind of headlines and changes that rocked the world of tech in 2024. The episode, fittingly titled “Unicornification”, paints a colorful picture of the year's...
In a much-anticipated move, Microsoft has finally given Windows users on Arm a first-party ISO, marking a significant milestone in the journey of Windows on Arm. This development comes at an interesting time, as Qualcomm PCs with Arm chips are slowly finding their footing in the competitive...