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One that is supported by fully MS for more than a few years instead of abandoning it.
Unless Centennial Bridge is to be enhanced in such a way that it will be able to run Win32 apps in a container on-the-fly somehow due to this.If running win10S for the new Surface phone will be wasted Windows on Arm effort.
My wish on surface phone must be high end and on par with the latest phone design.
Most importantly have a full windows when continuum, meaning it really can replace you pc, can install exe file.
There can be a cheaper win10S version, but full win10 is a must.
And sure dual sim, dual camera, finger print reader, iris scanner...etc.
So there can be some accessories like hp lapdock or like a bigger screen 12" 10" which can attach to the phone olin order to access full wondows.
When there only a phone then will be a CShell optimized for touch for a normal phone did.
As much as I would love to remain in the windows ecosystem I don't know if a surface phone makes much sense anymore. I think MS lost as a mobile maker. I mean really, they've burned people over and over again who will trust them again other than a few dedicated souls? So I think the best thing MS can do is take their apps, and make them available across the platforms. Edge included, maps etc. That makes the most sense.
As far as interesting concepts, the most interesting concept was the foldable phone. Except Samsung is working on it too so it's not so unique.
I think MS lost as a mobile maker.
As far as interesting concepts, the most interesting concept was the foldable phone. Except Samsung is working on it too so it's not so unique.
I like the idea of the wireless headsets, would be awesome if they can be inserted in the "phone" body and recharged when not in use.