During 2015, when Microsoft first announced the concept for a brand new Windows operating system, the center-focus of the company’s revamp was on mobile. Most notably, Microsoft promoted early-on the idea of Windows as a “mobile-first” operating system, which was later revealed to the world as Windows 10: a desktop operating system whose user experience has a lot in common with mobile devices, at least in regard to the look and feel of the interface.

As of macOS Sierra build 10.3 Beta, Mac users can finally enjoy the same biorhythm-friendly feature introduced in iOS 10, to iPhone and iPad users.

If you are among those who still have hope that Apple will release a new Apple iPad Mini, you might just be in for a treat, although it might not come as soon as many hope.

What do we know about ARM processors? If we were to ask any average Chromebook owner with an understanding of what’s powering their machines, they would say that ARM is “some kind of mobile processor”, which is optimized to run operating systems much less complex and demanding, than Windows 10, and macOS Sierra.