Windows 10 On Arm Microsoft states that x64 emulation is only available on Windows 11 on ARM PCs You'll have to upgrade your Windows on ARM PC to use x64 emulation. Snapdragon Developer Kit from Qualcomm finally drops for just over $200 The ECS LIVA Mini Box QC710 lets developers test out their apps on Windows 10 on ARM. Samsung Galaxy Book Go now under $300 for back-to-school The Galaxy Book Go started at a low price, but it's even more affordable before the new school year. Grid List Latest about Qualcomm's 'extreme' Snapdragon 8cx processor for Windows 10 can handle dual 4K displays By Daniel Rubino last updated 4 January 19 Qualcomm just announced the Snapdragon 8cx, its most powerful ARM processor ever, and it's only for Windows 10. Microsoft engineers contributing to development of Chrome for Windows 10 on ARM By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 21 November 18 Chrome is getting a boost from Microsoft engineers, who have been spotted making code commits for a native ARM version of the browser. Microsoft Store now lets developers submit native ARM64 apps By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 20 November 18 Developers can now submit native ARM64 apps to the Microsoft Store, unlocking the full performance potential of the Snapdragon processors powering Windows 10 on ARM PCs. Lenovo Yoga C630 with Snapdragon 850 now available at Best Buy for $800 By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 10 December 18 Lenovo's first Snapdragon 850-powered laptop, the Yoga C630, is now available at Best Buy for $800. Chrome may soon embrace Snapdragon laptops with native ARM version By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 20 November 18 According to Qualcomm, a native ARM version of Chrome is in the works, which could mean a nice performance boost for the browser on Snapdragon-powered laptops. ARM is going after Intel with new chip roadmap through 2020 By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 20 August 18 ARMs plans through 2020 include launching "Deimos" and "Hercules" chips, both of which are aimed at making a splash in the laptop market. Chime in: Is the true future of Windows 10 on ARM on (gasp) phones? By Richard Devine published 30 July 18 Let's not get too carried away, now. But could it be the ultimate endgame one day? Maybe? Why the Windows 10 on ARM haters are all wrong (video) By Daniel Rubino last updated 21 July 18 Not to go off on a rant here, but I'm going to totally rant about why you're not a real fan of PCs if you're so against Windows 10 on ARM. Lenovo Miix 630 review: A solid Windows 10 on ARM PC for those on the go By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 July 18 Move over HP as the Lenovo Miix 630 running a Snapdragon 835 and Windows 10 (Pro) is here. How does it compare and what's different? Watch my latest video review to get the answers. Surface Go uses Intel over Qualcomm because it's the 'best of the least' (for now) By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18 The Surface Go seems to hit all the right notes, but why is Microsoft not using Qualcomm's mobile Snapdragon chipset and instead went with Intel? Here are a few reasons. 123456789Archives Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1How to enable phishing protection on Windows 11 2022 Update2Xbox unveils Doritos & Rockstar promo with exclusive DLC for Halo, Forza, Bethesda games3FIFA 23 review: A fine farewell 4How to get started with Android apps on Windows 115Grounded: How to get Grub Hide
Qualcomm's 'extreme' Snapdragon 8cx processor for Windows 10 can handle dual 4K displays By Daniel Rubino last updated 4 January 19 Qualcomm just announced the Snapdragon 8cx, its most powerful ARM processor ever, and it's only for Windows 10.
Microsoft engineers contributing to development of Chrome for Windows 10 on ARM By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 21 November 18 Chrome is getting a boost from Microsoft engineers, who have been spotted making code commits for a native ARM version of the browser.
Microsoft Store now lets developers submit native ARM64 apps By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 20 November 18 Developers can now submit native ARM64 apps to the Microsoft Store, unlocking the full performance potential of the Snapdragon processors powering Windows 10 on ARM PCs.
Lenovo Yoga C630 with Snapdragon 850 now available at Best Buy for $800 By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 10 December 18 Lenovo's first Snapdragon 850-powered laptop, the Yoga C630, is now available at Best Buy for $800.
Chrome may soon embrace Snapdragon laptops with native ARM version By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 20 November 18 According to Qualcomm, a native ARM version of Chrome is in the works, which could mean a nice performance boost for the browser on Snapdragon-powered laptops.
ARM is going after Intel with new chip roadmap through 2020 By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated 20 August 18 ARMs plans through 2020 include launching "Deimos" and "Hercules" chips, both of which are aimed at making a splash in the laptop market.
Chime in: Is the true future of Windows 10 on ARM on (gasp) phones? By Richard Devine published 30 July 18 Let's not get too carried away, now. But could it be the ultimate endgame one day? Maybe?
Why the Windows 10 on ARM haters are all wrong (video) By Daniel Rubino last updated 21 July 18 Not to go off on a rant here, but I'm going to totally rant about why you're not a real fan of PCs if you're so against Windows 10 on ARM.
Lenovo Miix 630 review: A solid Windows 10 on ARM PC for those on the go By Daniel Rubino last updated 20 July 18 Move over HP as the Lenovo Miix 630 running a Snapdragon 835 and Windows 10 (Pro) is here. How does it compare and what's different? Watch my latest video review to get the answers.
Surface Go uses Intel over Qualcomm because it's the 'best of the least' (for now) By Daniel Rubino last updated 29 November 18 The Surface Go seems to hit all the right notes, but why is Microsoft not using Qualcomm's mobile Snapdragon chipset and instead went with Intel? Here are a few reasons.
