Andromeda

Folding phones are exciting, but Microsoft's missing-in-action Surface Andromeda pocket PC could have brought more to the table.

Microsoft's mobile-focused Surface Go is paving the road for Surface Andromeda inferred Surface creator Panos Panay.

Microsoft's foldable phone project, codenamed Andromeda, was assumed dead. But it's back, and it's coming next year!

Microsoft and Intel may be working together on a new dual-screen Surface PC that runs Microsoft's new modern Windows Core OS, and is designed to kickstart a new form factor of devices for Windows.

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The Andromeda-rama continues, this time with a patent that shows how notifications might work on a folding Windows device.

Andromeda is a pocketable phone. Centaurus is not. So why is the size a problem for Andromeda, and how does going larger help a new Surface device?

If Microsoft could charge again for Windows upgrades would that get rid of ads, or allow for more professional quality assurance testing? And when can we expect Andromeda to be announced anyway? This and more on the latest #AskDanWindows.

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