Flagship devices now a-days are running pretty intense specs, with quad-core (and some Octa-Core) processors powering huge, High-Definition screens as they display games, movies, ebooks and the like.

So, it seems that Microsoft has its eye on 128-bit support for Windows 8, or possibly Windows 9, and this news has sent tech pundits into a spin. While it might not be too early for Microsoft to start ...

Microsoft [MSFT] Windows 7 isn’t due out until the 22nd of October, Ars Technica are reporting that details have been revealed of Windows 8 that it will come with 128-bit support. The information was ...

News of a leak about Microsoft’s Windows 8 sure has stirred something over the Internet. Some say Windows 8 won’t happen until Windows 7 is perfected and others say that Microsoft has already begun ...

One of the latest rumours that have been circulating the internet is that ARM is working on bringing a new chip that is capable of 128 Bit Computing. The rumor started with an article on the Korean ...

Windows 7 is due to launch in just two weeks time, but Microsoft have been working on its immediate and distant successors for some time now. Details about so-called Windows 8 and Windows 9 (perhaps ...

The mobile chipmaker says 128-bit processors might have a place in mobile devices in years to come, but for now, 64 bits is all we need. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who ...

Emil Protalinski has been reading the tea leaves: Believe it or not, Windows 7’s successor(s) have been in the planning and early development stages for a while now. … We’ve been watching closely to ...