Powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835, the HP Envy x2 delivers about 20 hours of battery life and always-on connectivity.

Qualcomm announced today that the three Windows 10 on ARM PCs that will launch this Spring will be supported by 14 wireless carriers from around the globe.

Edge's battery life advantage has never helped it gain any users. Why would this work for Windows 10 on Snapdragon?

With Snapdragon-based PCs suddenly looming on the horizon, there's been a lot of discussion about the new platform's viability.

Discussions this week have me wondering if Microsoft isn't secretly plotting a future for Windows that actually makes sense.

Everyone is understandably excited about the first Windows 10 on ARM PCs. But we have questions. Today, I got a few answers.

By taking on the best attributes of mobile devices, the venerable PC will live to fight another day.

We now have a clearer understanding of how ARM-based Always Connected PCs will fare compared to their more established x86 rivals.

Terry Myerson appeared at a Qualcomm event this morning in Hawaii to launch Always Connected PC. I have a few questions.

Microsoft claims that its hardware partners are "on track" to deliver the first ARM-based Always Connected PCs by the end of the year.

If you enjoy the spectacle of tech giants circling each other in court like some old "Godzilla vs. King Kong" movie, then buckle up. This one has the potential to be a battle for the ages.

There's a lot of excitement around Microsoft bringing full Windows 10 to the ARM platform, but there's also not much to say about this project. If it works properly, it will just be Windows 10.

The Snapdragon 835 processor may be one of the most highly anticipated chips in the past couple of years. With better performance, lower energy footprint and increased capabilities, ARM chips are quickly encroaching on Intel territory.