Surface phone: internal mail confirms Microsoft's Smartphone PC

Codename "Project Andromeda"

Microsoft has confirmed the development of a new mobile device in an internal email. The presentation of a "surface phone" or a hybrid phone-PC under a different name should not be long in coming

Rumors that Microsoft is planning a premium phone called Premium Phone have been around for a number of years. With the official end of the development of Windows 10 Mobile over the last year, they had however received a significant drop, then by Windows 10 on ARM and a cooperation with the manufacturer of processors Qualcomm to get new foods.

The connoisseurs of the industry having good interlocutors privileged speak for months of a device marketed under the code name "Project Andromeda", which would already be fully developed by Microsoft. This should be a kind of smartphone PC, which can be used both as a phone, as well as a mini-laptop.

This should be possible, inter alia, by a foldable display. Appropriate patents from Microsoft have already been identified.

The internal e-mail confirms the development

In an internal document leaked on the American blog The Verge, Microsoft now confirms the development of a new mobile device, even though the name "Surface Phone" is not explicitly mentioned there. Microsoft describes the upcoming device as follows: "It's a new form factor for hand-held devices that combines new hardware and innovative software experiences into a truly personal and versatile computing experience."

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Many Microsoft experts are probably behind the Smell marketing cape leak for a product that will be coming soon. Unlike Apple, where strict secrecy relates to business doctrine until the release of new material, Microsoft likes to fuel the expectations of the IT community with comments from top-level staff and, like it is often assumed that leaks are intentionally dispersed.

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