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Now you can download an ISO file of Windows 11 for Arm chips – Computerworld
It’s been possible for users to download ISO files of the Windows operating system, but until now that option has only applied to the x86 version. Now it’s finally possible to download an ISO file of Windows 11 for computers with Arm-based chips from Microsoft’s website, according to Neowin. The file can be used to install Windows 11 on virtual machines…
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Android’s Quick Share Now Works on ARM Windows Laptops
Google’s Quick Share, an app for transferring files between Android devices, Chromebooks, and Windows PCs, is now available for Windows PCs powered by ARM processors. This includes laptops with Snapdragon chips. The Quick Share app for Windows is available through Google’s website and is a convenient alternative to Microsoft’s Phone Link service. While Phone Link has much better system integration,…
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Mozilla’s advocacy arm cuts 30% of staff – Computerworld
Contrary to reports, however, Borrman said the restructuring will not impact its goal of open-source and free internet advocacy. “On the contrary, advocacy is still a central tenet of Mozilla Foundation’s work,” he said. “Fighting for a free and open internet will always be core to our mission, and advocacy continues to be a critical tool in that work. We…
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How to download Windows 11 ISO file for arm64 (ARM) PCs
To download the Windows 11 ISO file for ARM devices, you have to use the UUP Dump script to download the installation files and create a custom ISO file, which you can use the Rufus tool to create a bootable USB installer. If you have an ARM-based computer (such as a Copilot+ PC with a Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite processor, Surface…
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Qualcomm’s license battle with Arm puts many AI-enabled Copilot+ PCs in peril – Computerworld
The same goes for Qualcomm’s other PC partners, including Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and Samsung, all of which have developed models using the same platform. In addition to Microsoft’s Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, models based on X Elite include Lenovo’s Yoga Slim 7x 14, HP’s OmniBook X, Acer’s Swift 14 AI, and various laptops in Dell’s XPS, Latitude,…
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AMD and Intel’s new x86 advisory group looks to tackle Arm, but will it succeed?
Intel and AMD have announced they will partner up to create an ‘x86 ecosystem advisory group’ in a move some experts think will help the pair fight off competition from UK chipmaker Arm. The x86 is a complex instruction set computer (CISC) architecture that powers most of the world’s CPU market – according to Statista, Intel’s x86 processors made up…
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Arm, Intel, and the vengeance of Newton – Computerworld
You could argue that all of this illustrates how ahead of its time the Apple Newton was, and the huge influence it still wields today. Because today we have fully networked, high-performing devices in a myriad of different forms (Mac, smartphone, tablet, watch, glasses, more) boosted by AI with user interfaces to match. Arguably, many of these devices were made possible by design…
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Get Ready for Cheaper ARM Windows Laptops
The first PC laptops with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chips arrived a few months ago, and even though they’re not perfect, they offer fantastic power efficiency and battery life. Qualcomm has now introduced a new chip for less expensive PCs: the 8-core Snapdragon X Plus. Qualcomm just revealed the Snapdragon X Plus 8-core System-on-a-Chip (SoC), a new lower-end option in…
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Google Drive is coming to Windows on Arm later this year
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