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TrekStor wearable running Windows 10 IoT Core gets a reveal at Build

By Daniel Rubino last updated

We go hands-on with the TrekStor industrial wearable running Windows 10 IoT Core.

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ChecOut M with Windows 10 IoT takes on Square mobile payment systems

By Daniel Rubino last updated

Windows 10 IoT lets companies create all sorts of unique always-connected and mobile devices. ChecOut M is just one of many that are coming.

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This awesome table runs Windows 10 IoT

By Zac Bowden last updated

Tables are pretty cool. So is Windows 10. So why not put them together? Here's a look at an awesome Windows 10 IoT table!

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Windows 10 IoT Core is now available for commercial device builders

By John Callaham last updated

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Microsoft unveils Windows 10 powered wearable wrist device by Trekstor

By Zac Bowden last updated

The Microsoft Band may be dead, but it appears Windows 10 on wearables certainly is not.

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Microsoft launches Windows 10 IoT Core Services into public preview

By Dan Thorp-Lancaster last updated

At its Inspire 2018 conference today, Microsoft launched Windows 10 IoT Core Services into public preview.

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Microsoft brings feline facial recognition to pet doors with Windows 10 IoT Core

By Matt Brown last updated

Looking for a fun project with your cat over the holidays? Microsoft has you covered.

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Windows 10 IoT Core Insider Preview updated to support Raspberry Pi 3

By John Callaham last updated

Microsoft has released an update to the Windows 10 IoT Core Insider Preview. It allows the "Internet of Things" version of the OS to support the newly launched $35 Raspberry Pi 3 board.

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Chime in: What do you think of Windows 10 IoT?

By Jez Corden last updated

Have you got any experience with Windows 10 IoT? We'd like to hear from you.

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Windows 10 IoT app adds support for using networked 3D printers

By John Callaham published

Microsoft has announced it has released an app for Windows 10 IoT Core that adds more support for using 3D printers, including accessing them over a wired or Wi-Fi network.

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