Microsoft has been in the smartphone market for nearly two years with its dual-screen Android phone, the Surface Duo. The device was not a huge sales success, but it did attract a loyal customer base.
Microsoft recently pushed a new update to its dual-screen Android smartphones Surface Duo and Surface Duo 2. The update brought the latest May 2023 Android security patch to the devices. But it ...
There’s no hiding that I’m an advocate for dual screens regarding Surface Duo. While I certainly appreciate and think single-screen foldables are fantastic, I respected what Microsoft attempted to do ...
Android 12L adds several features to the Surface Duo, but it also includes some bugs. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Several ...
Microsoft is no longer supporting the original Surface Duo. The company's first-generation dual-screen smartphone has reached the end of its troublesome life, meaning those sticking to this quirky ...
RIP to the Surface Duo 1. As spotted by Windows Central, Microsoft is killing off support for its first self-branded Android phone. The device was an unmitigated disaster, and now the "three year" ...
The Microsoft Surface Duo 2 has recently been out of stock almost everywhere in the US. This prompted many to assume that the company has finally discontinued this device. However, it appears that the ...
A new patent filing has given us a look at Microsoft’s canceled Surface Duo 3. The patent showcases the updated design and highlights planned improvements, like a cover screen, foldable display, and ...
Microsoft has a complicated history with hardware. Though its Surface line popularized the idea of tablets that can double as laptops, it hasn't been able to replicate that success with mobile devices ...
Microsoft has reportedly scrapped plans for a dual-screen Surface Duo 3, pivoting to a foldable design for its Android-powered handheld. Microsoft has reportedly scrapped plans for a dual-screen ...
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