
Microsoft has been rumoured to be working on a dual-screen Surface device, code-named Andromeda. Now The Verge has uncovered leaked documents that reveal that the mysterious dual-screen device does exist and it is going to be a pocketable one. In the documents, Microsoft refers to its project Andromeda as something that they have been quietly working on for a long time, which will create a totally new and disruptive device category.
Microsoft is still developing Andromeda in high secrecy. Previous reports suggest, the device will come with a wraparound display which will help bridge the gap of the hinge when the device is fully opened. The company is also experimenting with a stylus input method, so that users can fold over the device like a book and the pen can be used to write down stuff. It is also being said that the company is testing out the device with both Intel and Qualcomm processors, however, it is not yet decided which processor will go into the final build of the product.
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Even though Microsoft has maintained a pin drop silence on the Surface Phone, the company’s Corporate Vice President of Devices, Panos Panay has accidentally teased the device on Twitter. Panay thanked the team at LG Display with the photo of two wooden photo frames connected by the hinge frame mechanism.
Separately, a tweet made by the Surface chief, Panos Panay we now have a bit more information about it. The tweet hints that the dual displays for the alleged Surface Phone will be manufactured by LG Display. This is a clear indication that the company has plans to launch a dual-screen mobile device in the near future.