Microsoft is continuing to unfurl its dual-screen Windows and Android device story. On February 11, Microsoft is focusing primarily on the Windows piece of its strategy, making available its ...

Microsoft is planning to launch Windows 10X without local Win32 support. Windows 10X will support streaming Win32 apps from the cloud instead. It will compete with Chrome OS on low-cost PCs in 2021.

and it’s really designed primarily for developers to test their apps in Windows 10X. Anyone can install it, but you’ll need to be familiar with Visual Studio, pre-release versions of Windows ...

Microsoft wants to give developers a head start on optimizing apps before devices launch later this year, so this basic emulator provides an early look at Windows 10X before it’s finalized.

The other big piece of news is that Windows 10X is reportedly dropping one of its coolest pieces of technology: the “container” that would have allowed it to run Win32 apps in a virtualized mode.

Details on the OS are still fairly light, but in a bit of good news, it looks like Windows 10X will support Win32 apps. You can think of Windows 10X (codenamed Santorini) as a sort of light ...

apps on Windows 10X/S as well. First of all, we’ve got the Windows icon and two overlaying boxes in the center middle of the taskbar by default. They’re unlabeled, which is already a long-well ...

with the ability for users to rearrange which apps show up in the first few rows. Windows 10X also had a new adaptive Taskbar that features a centered design. The Start and Task View buttons ...

Microsoft will release its first Windows 10X emulator on February 11th, giving developers access to tools for testing apps on upcoming dual-screen devices. Windows 10X, for the unfamiliar, is a ...

On the heels of a report that Microsoft pushed back the launch of its Windows 10X operating system to 2021, more details have emerged suggesting the company dropped support for legacy Windows apps in ...

You’ll be able to stack your apps side by side, so you can get more work done. This, again, is an area where both Windows 10X and iPadOS share some similarities. Both rely heavily on touch ...

The bad news is that this initial Windows 10X release will not offer Win32 app support, forcing users to utilize Universal Windows Platform and web apps in the early months. Rumors indicate that ...