A few days ago, Microsoft officially called it quits and announced that it will be ending support for the mobile version of Windows. Now, while the operating system doesn’t have much market share to speak of, it does have its own set of devoted, loyal fans, who have undoubtedly been heartbroken ever since the signs of Windows Mobile’s demise first popped up.
But you know what? It’s not really over as far as Windows on mobile devices is concerned. In 2017, Microsoft announced Windows 10 ARM — a version of its desktop operating system that has been specifically optimized to work on processors with the ARM architecture, a.k.a. the mobile processors of today.
