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Software and hardware issues may delay the Surface mobile device until 2018
August 14, 2017 | Windows Phone Area
Microsoft is not ready with the Andromeda device
Microsoft is actively working on its next-generation mobile device internally, but we may wait until mid-2018 before the device codenamed Andromeda hits the shelves. According to report at thurrot.com, the Surfacegate, reliability … Read More
More evidence of Microsoft’s mobile device ‘Andromeda’
July 8, 2017 | Windows Phone Area
ARM64 build of Andromeda OS tested on a new mobile-type device
It was February, when we first told you about Project Andromeda – the evolution of Windows 10 Mobile that adapts to the device in real time thanks to Windows … Read More
Two Surface Mobile devices leaked with names and description
June 6, 2017 | Diyan
Surface Phone will have two variants
Microsoft’s unified platform, codenamed Andromeda with Composable Shell, is definitely a thing. We reported several times in the past from our sources about Microsoft’s plans to create the ultimate mobile device, but the leaks … Read More
Microsoft patents a device with two displays and flexible hinges
May 28, 2017 | Windows Phone Area
New patent may reveal the ultimate mobile device
A newly-discovered Microsoft patent indicates that the company is actively exploring new form factors in its possible attempts to create the ‘Ultimate mobile device’. Patent number WO/2017/087345 granted on 26.05.2017, first … Read More
Microsoft’s Andromeda OS and the evolution of Windows Phone
February 23, 2017 | Windows Phone Area 3
Clues on the future of Windows Mobile
Microsoft’s plan to merge all separate versions of Windows into a unified OS was unveiled a year before the Windows 10 launch in 2015. Satya Nadella said during one of the Microsoft’s … Read More
Microsoft patent reveals a 2-in-1 smartphone
January 16, 2017 | Windows Phone Area
Microsoft patents a mobile device with foldable screen
Since we already have a tablet (Surface) that transforms into a laptop, how about a phone that becomes a tablet? A newly-found patent hints that Microsoft may be trying to create … Read More
Surface Phone with a Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens and optical zoom?
December 28, 2016 | Michael
Leaked renders of a Microsoft phone hints at improved camera
Lumia as a brand has been known with its top class cameras since Lumia 920 – an innovative device with Zeiss optics and optical image stabilization for great stills and … Read More
Possible renders of the Surface Phone leaked
December 28, 2016 | Windows Phone Area
Dare we believe in these photos?
In November, we reported that Pegatron – the company that manufactures the Surface Studio for Microsoft, has been testing the manufacturing process for the upcoming Surface Phone (read more). Now a new leak from … Read More
Microsoft: Surface Phone will try to reinvent the category
December 25, 2016 | Windows Phone Area
Microsoft’s Chief Marketing Officer hits at Surface Phone coming in 2017
Chris Capossela, Microsoft’s Chief Marketing Officer, reveals for Windows Weekly that the next first-party hardware in the phone segment will try to create a new category of device. … Read More
Rumors claim Microsoft’s Surface Phone already in pre-production
November 29, 2016 | Diyan
Surface Phone may finally come in late 2017?
A new report, whose accuracy is questionable, claims that Pegatron – the Chinese company producing Surface Studio – is already testing the manufacturing process for the upcoming Surface-branded phone. The report reveals … Read More
Intel-powered Surface Phone could be more than an abandoned project
November 5, 2016 | Windows Phone Area
@evleaks teases a Microsoft smartphone with a laptop-class Intel Processor
Months ago the popular leaker @evleaks sparked off the imagination of the Windows fans by posting on Twitter about something that “would blow your minds”. No clues of what … Read More
Microsoft : We are committed to developing Windows Mobile and ARM devices
November 1, 2016 | Diyan
The company confirms that the future devices will run on ARM chips
With Intel’s withdraw from the mobile chip market, it was obvious that Microsoft was not able to release the long-awaited Surface Phone with support for Win32 apps … Read More
