Adobe partners with Microsoft to bring Adobe Spark to the Surface Duo, Windows 10X

Surface Duo (Image credit: Windows Central)

What you need to know

A leaked video shows Adobe discussing optimizing Adobe Spark for the Surface Duo and Windows 10X.
Microsoft also showed the video at Microsoft's Developer day.
Adobe Spark on the Surface Duo allows you to drag and drop content between the device's two screens.

A new video emerged today showcasing Adobe Spark on the Surface Duo. The video includes developers and marketers discussing how the Surface Duo's two screens increase productivity. One of the main points highlighted is the ability to drag and drop content between the device's screens. Well-known Twitter leaker WalkingCat shared the video on Twitter. Microsoft recently used the Adobe Spark video as part of Microsoft Developer day.

pic.twitter.com/gp1ZhayhHU pic.twitter.com/gp1ZhayhHU— WalkingCat (@h0x0d) February 11, 2020 February 11, 2020

With the Surface Duo, people can keep the tools of an app like Adobe Spark on one screen and keep the content they're editing on another screen.

Andrew Watson, Sr. Android Developer of Adobe Spark, says in the video, "When I loaded up our app on the Surface Duo, it just worked. Getting Spark post working with the tools and features that the Surface Duo has was very, very easy. It was relatively few lines of code."

Watch Microsoft discuss Surface Neo, Surface Duo experiences at today's Developer Day

Make sure to check out all of our coverage from Microsoft's Developer day. The day focuses largely on dual-screen devices, including the Surface Neo, Surface Duo, and the Windows 10X operating system.

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