Surface Single-screen foldable Surface Neo idea proves popular among Windows Central readers The majority of our readers want to see Microsoft bring back the Surface Neo as a single-screen foldable. Poll: Should Microsoft bring back Surface Neo as a single-screen foldable? The Surface Neo in its previously unveiled form is dead, but could a single-screen foldable be the future of the device? Ask Windows Central: Could the Surface Go 4 be powered by ARM? We answer more questions from you! Grid List Latest about It’s been 1000 days since Microsoft unveiled the Surface Neo By Zac Bowden published 28 June 22 Surface Neo is 1000 days old today, which is significant only because it hasn't been released yet. Will it ever ship? Probably not. Surface Go 2 firmware update addresses 'critical security vulnerability' By Sean Endicott published 28 June 22 The most recent firmware update for the Surface Go 2 addresses an unnamed critical security vulnerability. Surface Pro stands out as favorite among Windows Central readers By Sean Endicott published 27 June 22 Microsoft recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the first Surface. Our readers ranked their favorite devices from the last decade. We tried to rank every Microsoft Surface from worst to best By Zac Bowden last updated 21 June 22 Join us as we rank every Surface from 2012 all the way up to now from worst to best, including Surface 3, Surface Duo 2, Surface Pro X, Surface Studio, Surface RT, and more. October 26, 2012 – The mega midnight launch of Microsoft Surface RT in New York City (Photos) By Daniel Rubino last updated 18 June 22 In a rare celebration, Microsoft launched Surface RT to a massive crowd in New York City on October 26, 2012. Here are some photos from that night we took when we lined up to get one. Poll: Which Surface device is your favorite? By Sean Endicott published 18 June 22 Microsoft launched its Surface lineup 10 years ago. In this week's poll, we'd like to know which device is your favorite. Windows 11 on Surface Duo project takes massive leap, now supports postures, hinges, and more By Sean Endicott published 17 June 22 An independent developer continues his crusade to get Windows 11 to run on Surface Duo. What’s the point of Surface? 10 years on By Daniel Rubino last updated 18 June 22 Microsoft Surface has always been about pushing the boundaries and setting the bar for computing, and that hasn’t changed, although it has evolved. 10 years of Surface: What we want to see next By WC Staff published 16 June 22 The Surface name has become synonymous with Windows PCs over the course of the last 10 years, and we're looking ahead to the future. Here's what we want to see from Surface in the next decade. Check out this new $40 Surface Pen alternative from Adonit By Sean Endicott last updated 16 June 22 Adonit just launched its Neo Ink stylus for Surface hardware. The pen supports tilt, pressure sensitivity, and palm rejection, all while being more affordable than Microsoft's offering. 123456789Archives Windows Central Newsletter Get the best of Windows Central in in your inbox, every day! Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors Thank you for signing up to Windows Central. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1Microsoft OneDrive Windows 11 makeover shown off in leaked images2Xbox and PC recap: A roadmap for the next 12 months, Blizzard expands for Dragonflight3Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course serves up the perfect expansion4Microsoft News Roundup: 1,000 days since Surface Neo, Windows 98, Xbox Game Pass on Samsung TVs, and more5Poll: Should Microsoft bring back Surface Neo as a single-screen foldable?
It’s been 1000 days since Microsoft unveiled the Surface Neo By Zac Bowden published 28 June 22 Surface Neo is 1000 days old today, which is significant only because it hasn't been released yet. Will it ever ship? Probably not.
Surface Go 2 firmware update addresses 'critical security vulnerability' By Sean Endicott published 28 June 22 The most recent firmware update for the Surface Go 2 addresses an unnamed critical security vulnerability.
Surface Pro stands out as favorite among Windows Central readers By Sean Endicott published 27 June 22 Microsoft recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of the first Surface. Our readers ranked their favorite devices from the last decade.
We tried to rank every Microsoft Surface from worst to best By Zac Bowden last updated 21 June 22 Join us as we rank every Surface from 2012 all the way up to now from worst to best, including Surface 3, Surface Duo 2, Surface Pro X, Surface Studio, Surface RT, and more.
October 26, 2012 – The mega midnight launch of Microsoft Surface RT in New York City (Photos) By Daniel Rubino last updated 18 June 22 In a rare celebration, Microsoft launched Surface RT to a massive crowd in New York City on October 26, 2012. Here are some photos from that night we took when we lined up to get one.
Poll: Which Surface device is your favorite? By Sean Endicott published 18 June 22 Microsoft launched its Surface lineup 10 years ago. In this week's poll, we'd like to know which device is your favorite.
Windows 11 on Surface Duo project takes massive leap, now supports postures, hinges, and more By Sean Endicott published 17 June 22 An independent developer continues his crusade to get Windows 11 to run on Surface Duo.
What’s the point of Surface? 10 years on By Daniel Rubino last updated 18 June 22 Microsoft Surface has always been about pushing the boundaries and setting the bar for computing, and that hasn’t changed, although it has evolved.
10 years of Surface: What we want to see next By WC Staff published 16 June 22 The Surface name has become synonymous with Windows PCs over the course of the last 10 years, and we're looking ahead to the future. Here's what we want to see from Surface in the next decade.
Check out this new $40 Surface Pen alternative from Adonit By Sean Endicott last updated 16 June 22 Adonit just launched its Neo Ink stylus for Surface hardware. The pen supports tilt, pressure sensitivity, and palm rejection, all while being more affordable than Microsoft's offering.
