Microsoft's listing for the Surface Neo recently dropped the phrase "Coming Holiday 2020." We already suspected the delay, but the update to the store listing confirms it.
A recently published patent from Microsoft illustrates how the Surface Neo can switch between input methods without a person having to manually switch the device's mode. The patent explains that a person can seamlessly switch between pen input and trackpad movement on a device's display.
A lot of research goes into creating Surface devices, and a newly leaked video gives us a peek at that process for the Surface Duo and Surface Neo. The video shows how Microsoft used a combination of wrist sensors and electroencephalogram readings to measure their comfort and usability.
An upcoming Surface device could have a third screen, according to a patent from Microsoft. The potential device would have a thin screen over the hinge between two larger screens.
Which is better displays that bend in half or just have dual-screens that behave as one? At least when it comes to cost and durability Microsoft's dual-screen approach is the better bet. Here's why.
Microsoft is building a dual-screen Surface PC that runs a new variant of Windows known as Windows 10X that will be launching to the public at the end of 2020. Right now, information around the Surface Neo is light, and that seems to be a deliberate move by to keep fans interested, and also not to give competitors an advantage by beating them to market. So, to keep everything it all in one handy place, we've written up everything we know about the Surface Neo.
A recent patent filing shows Microsoft is at least thinking about game controller attachments for the Surface Neo.
Microsoft showed Windows 10X in detail during Microsoft Developer day. After a day to digest the demos of the operating system and to play with the Windows 10X emulator, here's how developers feel.
Microsoft's initial dual-screen Developer Day keynote was just the start. The company now has several on-demand sessions available that offer a deep dive on Windows 10X, Surface Duo, and Surface Neo.
Following a couple of weeks after the launch of the Surface Duo emulator and SDK, Microsoft released a Windows 10X emulator for dual-screen devices today.
A leaked video shows designers and developers working on PicsArt on the Surface Neo. The video is likely part of Microsoft's Developer day discussing making apps work across dual-screen devices.
Microsoft has today shared more information regarding app development for the upcoming Windows 10X operating system, as well as how developers can adapt Android apps to support Microsoft’s Surface Duo. Foldable and dual-screen devices offer new ways for app developers to present their apps through functionality such as spanning, and Microsoft wants developers to be ready for when these...
Today's Microsoft Developer Day is a chance for developers to learn the best ways to optimize app experience for Windows 10X, the Surface Neo, and the Surface Duo. It's also a chance for us to gawk at Microsoft's new dual-screen efforts.
Foldable screens and dual displays are a hot topic in the PC and phone worlds this year, and each category has its advantages. Here are some examples.
A newly published patent shows a design for a device with a foldable display. The patent appears similar to other folding designs that we've seen from Microsoft, as well as a patent published from Dell.
We're back with another exciting episode of the Windows Central Podcast, and this week, developers can start writing apps for Surface Duo thanks to a newly released SDK, and the Windows 10X SDK isn't far behind. Enthusiasts can even check out a Surface Duo emulator on Windows 10 to get a feel for what the device will be like.
A patent reveals designs from Microsoft on how to make a detachable keyboard work with touchscreen devices like the Surface Neo. If this patent is what's used in the Neo, then it's a clever pairing of two pieces of hardware that make the system work.
This year is going to be a big one for Microsoft, from the launch of the Xbox Series X to the Surface Duo and Neo, Windows 10X, and beyond. Here's a look at everything we're looking forward to in 2020.
A new Microsoft blog post discusses developing apps and websites for dual-screen devices.
The Surface Neo and Surface Duo could feature a heat pipe or vapor chamber that extends over the hinge of the device.