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It's been some time since we've heard rumors about new Microsoft devices. One of the last talks about a screen that would be divided into three parts that together would form a big screen. It turns out that such a device would need a new operating system, is not it?
First of all, you can not imagine a version of Windows 10 running on a device like this. So it seems that Microsoft is working on a new operating system designed exclusively for its new handsets. What we do know is that this system is known as the Windows Core OS operating system.
Windows Core would be the basis for the operation of the new peripherals, the system is designed only for that.
But there remains a question about this operating system: how would it work with Win32 applications?
This question seems to have been solved via via Microsoft LinkedIn. Specifically, on the page of Software Engineer Justin Jennings. The engineer left specified on his page that was running on a Win32 program compatibility system for WCOS (Windows Core OS). We can not wait for the official announcement of Microsoft on this new system and on what devices it will work in native mode.
Via: Xataka
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