Face it, true Microsoft believers: it's just not that easy to explain Microsoft's "sort-of" version of Windows 8 known as Windows RT. But fear not: Just because Redmond doesn't want you calling it ...

Windows RT is a version of Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 8 operating system that has been tailored specifically for tablets and notebooks powered by ARM processors. The new OS represents a massive ...

Microsoft can perform a type of network access control on Windows RT devices as a way to protect corporate networks from harm these devices might inflict if put to corporate use, making them a cut ...

It was only a matter of time: You can now run conventional x86 Desktop apps on your ARM-based Windows RT tablet, such as the Surface RT or Asus VivoTab RT. x86 games such as Heroes of Might and Magic ...

Microsoft has finally taken the wraps off of its naming scheme for Windows 8. And while Microsoft deserves kudos for keeping things simple and giving us just two editions for x86-based systems–Windows ...

Windows RT lacks software Random shutdown issues Microsoft Office not touch friendly Windows button difficult to press Windows RT not ready for prime time yet “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We ...

It's hard to imagine a Windows PC staying on standby for nearly two weeks, but those that use Windows RT will have least 320 hours of connected standby time, says Microsoft. Mike Angiulo, vice ...

Microsoft's Outlook service is reportedly coming to Windows RT-based hardware later this year. Win Supersite editor Paul Thurrott claims to have seen the software running on the Windows RT edition of ...

of Windows 8 for manufacturers looking to install the new OS on touch screen laptops. Now, just three months later, the company is expected to drop the price for Windows RT to inspire manufacturers to ...

Tablets and PCs could come with a dual-boot capability to load either Microsoft’s upcoming Windows RT or Android, but device makers will need to be interested in building such devices in order for it ...

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