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#SURFACE NEO WINDOWS 10#
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#SURFACE NEO WINDOWS 10#

Others have welcomed new additions, feeling that Windows 10 has grown stale. Microsoft has wrestled with the tension between enterprises and some consumers, some of which have argued for fewer, less frequent changes and thus potential bugs. What those improvements are, and when theyвЂ™ll arrive, arenвЂ™t known. We are going to make important improvements in every one of those areas.вЂќ That is why, in this holiday and the next, we are going to accelerate innovation in Windows 10 to ensure that Windows devices are the best way to work, learn and play. вЂњAs a team, we are committed to delivering meaningful innovation in ways that matter most to the billion people around the world relying on Windows right now.

#SURFACE NEO UPDATE#

вЂњThe May 2020 Update is just the first step,вЂќ Panay wrote. More subtly, Panay also indicated that Microsoft may be gearing up to add more new features to Windows 10.

#SURFACE NEO ANDROID#

(MicrosoftвЂ™s Windows 10X emulator recently added a single-screen experience.) Focusing the delay on dual-screen Windows devices also suggests that Microsoft may still ship the Surface Duo, a dual-screen Android phone, on time. Windows 10X, which simplified the Windows experience and stretched the experience across two screens, will now emphasise the вЂsimpleвЂ™ rather than the two screens. Just weeks after announcing the indefinite postponement of the Surface Neo launch, Microsoft has finally confirmed that it is ditching its latest operating system. вЂњThese single-screen devices will be the first expression of Windows 10X that we deliver to our customers, and we will continue to look for the right moment, in conjunction with our OEM partners, to bring dual-screen devices to market.вЂќД«ased on his phrasing, that essentially means that Microsoft is delaying the Surface Neo, which was originally scheduled to ship later this year. That means that Microsoft will вЂњpivot our focus toward single-screen Windows 10X devices that leverage the power of the cloud to help our customers work, learn, and play in new ways,вЂќ Panay wrote. вЂњAs we continue to put customersвЂ™ needs at the forefront, we need to focus on meeting customers where they are now.вЂќ

вЂњThe world is a very different place than it was last October when we shared our vision for a new category of dual-screen Windows devices,вЂќ he wrote. If indeed we are looking to 2022 for the Neo launch now, the reality is that the device shown off back in 2019 may need a serious revamp вЂ“ in terms of the hardware, or maybe even the design as well вЂ“ to remain relevant anyway.On Monday, Panay confirmed this, and offered more insight into MicrosoftвЂ™s rationale for adjusting its strategy. Just a month ago, in an interview with The Verge (opens in new tab) in September, Panos Panay, Chief Product Officer at Microsoft, was still using the language that вЂNeo is delayedвЂ™, and the subtle change of wording above вЂ“ that Microsoft is вЂpausing developmentвЂ™ вЂ“ has a more serious feel to it about the hiccups potentially involved. We do not have any updates to share at this time.вЂќ Microsoft wouldnвЂ™t be drawn to comment, and in a separate report, when asked why the Neo site had been removed, the company told Neowin (opens in new tab): вЂњEarlier this year, we announced that weвЂ™re pausing development for Surface Neo. Ultimately, this is all theorizing but certainly the disappearance of the site is not a good sign, and neither is the fact that Microsoft has yanked down all the official Surface Neo teaser videos from YouTube.

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