Hopefully leads to better apps
Windows on ARM, a version of Windows 10 that can run on laptops running smartphone-like hardware, has just received a big boost, as the software now supports 64-bit ARM (ARM64) apps.
This means developers can recompile their existing Windows applications that run standard Windows 10 computers, to run natively on Windows on ARM.
Costing an ARM and a leg
Windows on ARM devices have plenty of potential, as the ARM hardware allows for longer battery lives and instant-on boot times, much like modern smartphones.
However, current Windows on ARM devices have been criticized for being expensive, and for having poor performance compared to traditional laptops of the same price.
With developers able to recompile their apps to run natively on ARM hardware, we should hopefully see better performance and an increased range of apps available for Windows on ARM devices. However, whether app developers will go to the trouble of recompiling their apps will depend on how successful Windows on ARM devices are.
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