No longer just for dual-screen PCs, Windows 10X is a lightweight version of Windows 10 intended to go head-to-head with Google's Chrome OS. Here's a look at Microsoft's long-awaited OS. I've been ...

Microsoft has today taken the wraps off a new edition of Windows 10 that has been rebuilt from the ground up using Windows 10 Core Technologies. This new edition of Windows 10 is based on Windows Core ...

Microsoft teased its long-rumored, dual-screen Surface Neo device at its fall event in New York City on Oct. 2. That device will run an operating system variant that Microsoft has christened as ...

Windows 10X was supposed to be Microsoft’s dual-screen OS, powering devices from a slew of major manufacturers. But that plan changed last year when the company revealed it was going to be focusing on ...

A new lightweight version of Windows to take on Chromebooks A new lightweight version of Windows to take on Chromebooks is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things ...

At the Surface event in New York City, Microsoft announced Windows 10X, a new version of Windows 10 designed for dual-screen folding-screen devices. Microsoft has been working on Windows 10X for the ...

Microsoft’s next-generation Windows 10X operating system, which was meant to take on Chrome OS, is seeing yet another delay. The company has reportedly put Windows 10X on the shelf for now, so it can ...

Is it fair to call Windows 10X a casual OS? After spending a few hours with the emulated version of Microsoft’s upcoming dual-screen OS, I can share it feels a bit like a tablet OS mixed with a phone ...

Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft has been trying to build a lighter version of Windows for ...

Microsoft’s Windows 10X has leaked, and it’s boring. Well, it’s designed to be boring. Simple, really—uncomplicated, straightforward, without the fuss and clutter of “traditional” Windows. We wrote ...

Windows 10X was originally intended to debut on dual-screen devices, like the Surface Neo, before later coming to laptops. Last May, Microsoft announced a “pivot” to “focus toward single-screen ...