Watch Windows 10 running on ARM with full support for existing Win32 apps

During a session at Build 2017, Microsoft shared more details about Windows 10 on ARM. Not only will it support Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps and Win32 apps in the Windows Store, it will also support existing Win32 apps.

Microsoft first revealed that it will allow Windows desktop apps to run on mobile ARM processors back in December 2016, but the company did not disclose a timeframe for when to expect such devices. Last month, Qualcomm shared that the first ARM laptops running Windows 10 won’t arrive until Q4 2017.