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    Windows on Arm is finally clicking — most apps now just work natively

    June 12, 2025

    There was a time when using Windows on Arm meant a lot of waiting. Apps didn’t always run well, emulation felt slow, and the whole thing seemed half-baked. But things have changed. According to Arm, more than 90% of the time (via Windows Central) people spend on their Windows devices is now inside apps that […]

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