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<\/p>\nNevertheless, the first-generation model shown off late last year had a Snapdragon 855<\/a> SoC. So you’d assume that a chipset upgrade would be in the works, along with 5G<\/a> connectivity perhaps. A move to a foldable screen would also be a logical next step for a Surface Duo V2, provided that the technology has matured sufficiently and that Microsoft isn’t too committed to dual screens.<\/p>\n Android Central<\/em> also reports that Microsoft is bringing development of Android for the Surface Duo in-house. The Redmond company was apparently relying on third-party firm Movial to develop Android for the Duo, and Movial has now been acquired by Microsoft.<\/p>\n It’s believed that this new in-house team will deliver post-launch firmware updates for the Surface Duo, enabling new features over time. This team is said to be responsible for Android on the Surface Duo V2 as well.<\/p>\n Microsoft has a mixed track record<\/a> when it comes to updates on mobile devices, as Microsoft-powered phones suffered from platform reboots that left users in the lurch. In saying so, the firm has nailed PC updates for a long time now, so hopefully the Redmond company is taking this approach to the Surface Duo line.<\/p>\n What would it take for you to buy the Surface Duo? Take our poll below!<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> Hadlee Simons<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Microsoft Surface Book 3 15-inch review: Still unique, still expensive<\/h4>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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Microsoft is reportedly working on a Surface Duo V2. The first-generation Surface Duo hasn’t been released for sale yet. Microsoft will purportedly handle all Android updates for the devices. Microsoft hasn’t released the Surface Duo yet, offering a dual-screen foldable form factor and Android integration. But it now looks like the firm is already working on … Continue reading Leak: Microsoft hasn’t released Surface Duo yet, but Surface Duo V2 is in works<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading
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