Windows RT can be hacked to run unsigned desktop apps, but Microsoft sees no reason to worry. As described yesterday, the hack allows someone with a certain amount of savvy to change code in the ...

A tool available on the Internet could let any Windows RT user jailbreak their OS to run unsigned desktop applications. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer and a former IT ...

Windows RT is a new ARM-flavored edition of Windows, and Microsoft has locked a lot of potential inside of it. Thankfully there's a way to free your device.

‘Curious’ Hack Jailbreaks Windows RT. By John P. Mello Jr. January 9, 2013 8:37 AM PT; ... “Windows RT needs the Win32 ecosystem to strengthen its position as a productivity tool.

Windows RT Jailbreak tool released, opening up the door for a Microsoft Surface homebrew community January 10, 2013 - 9:51 pm. Earlier this week, reports ...

The jailbreak utility will allow any user, who wants to take the risk, to temporarily open up their Windows RT tablet to legacy Windows applications, XDA user netham45 claims.

Windows RT differs greatly from Windows 8. With Windows RT, you can’t install any desktop app you want and are limited mostly to the tiled Metro apps. A jailbreak, however, is available now that ...

Windows RT distinguishes itself from Windows 8 in two main ways. First, it runs on ARM processors rather than x86 ones. Second, it bars the installation of third-party desktop applications. The ...

Once you buy a Windows RT tablet, ... Presumably, any users able to complete a jailbreak, now matter how simplified, would be more aware than most people about the limitations of their devices.

Windows 8 and Windows RT ship with the new Internet Explorer 10 web browser which has two different modes. In desktop mode, it looks like… well, a desktop web browser.

Windows RT is kind of an annoying platform…although it still has the classic desktop, you can’t use any legacy apps. …as with all locked-down platforms, devs are hard at work on a jailbreak ...

A security researcher has hacked Windows RT to allow it to run desktop applications by bypassing the OS' security systems. The jailbreaking isn't dangerous to users' systems, researcher C.L. Roker ...