What does windows have to do with iTunes support?
Windows 10 on ARM.
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iTunes users with WoA devices complain, that they cannot watch their bought movies on iTunes. Apple says, it's Microsoft's fault, MS says, it's all Apple's fault.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...ce-pro-x/d2ea20a2-d63e-448e-a791-d8c05f6d5057
I thought Apple stopped supporting iTunes on anything but an Apple device years ago?
Not on Windows, with almost every new iOS update they update iTunes for Windows.
But no new features or Apple TV+ or channels.
In related news, the ARM Cortex A78C targeted towards ARM laptops was announced sometime back - https://www.arm.com/products/silicon-ip-cpu/cortex-a/cortex-a78c
Key changes are the use of 8 big cores in a cluster up from the earlier limit of 4 and up to 8 MB of L3 cache against 4 MB earlier. Not sure if this applies to the Cortex X1 too, as presumably those cores would be more suited to laptop use.
Key changes are the use of 8 big cores in a cluster up from the earlier limit of 4 and up to 8 MB of L3 cache against 4 MB earlier. Not sure if this applies to the Cortex X1 too, as presumably those cores would be more suited to laptop use.
No x64 emu for W10, but for W11.
There are rumours, that WoA is QCOM exclusive, and there will be more devices with other ARM SoCs, when the deal ends. Who knows. WoA on M1 macs over boot camp?
QCOM has introduced 8cx gen 3, http://www.anandtech.com/show/17098...y-2-keynote-on-acpc-and-gaming#post1201192152
Full 4 x1 cores and 4 A78 core, single threaded perf +40% vs previous generation, 85% faster MT perf.
No idea what "optimized for snapdragon games" are.
There are rumours, that WoA is QCOM exclusive, and there will be more devices with other ARM SoCs, when the deal ends. Who knows. WoA on M1 macs over boot camp?
QCOM has introduced 8cx gen 3, http://www.anandtech.com/show/17098...y-2-keynote-on-acpc-and-gaming#post1201192152
Full 4 x1 cores and 4 A78 core, single threaded perf +40% vs previous generation, 85% faster MT perf.
No idea what "optimized for snapdragon games" are.
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Windows 10 (ARM) does run under UTM on ARM Macs. You really would want OS-level x64 support but I wonder if something interesting could be done with QEMU?
QEMU performance is not good enough for demanding applications. Last time I checked, in user mode (that's the fast mode where no OS is being simulated, only a Linux user application), simulated speed was about 1/4 of native speed. That's quite far from what MS and Apple achieve.
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