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Microsoft Surface Duo has surfaced online in a video showing integration with other devices and software. The video appears to be a clip from \u2018The Shiproom’ series on YouTube that is hosted by vice president of Microsoft 365, Brad Anderson. It shows Anderson using the Surface Duo to change the green screen background and, according to the VP, \u201ccontrol the Shiproom\u201d through an app. This means the Surface Duo will be integrated with Microsoft’s own tools and software, and possible third-party software as well.<\/p>\n
The video posted<\/a> by MSPoweruser on YouTube is a short 37-second clip from Microsoft’s \u2018The Shiproom’ where Brad Anderson speaks with influential leaders about productivity to new technologies. It shows Anderson using the Microsoft Surface Duo to change the green screen background just by swiping on the screen of the Surface Duo. Then, Anderson goes on to use the dual-screen phablet device to change the colour of a colleagues T-shirt, presumably using the same app as the one for the green screen backgrounds.<\/p>\n Just yesterday, Shilpa Ranganathan from the Microsoft product experiences team also shared<\/a> an image on Twitter showing the Surface Duo. Additionally, the Microsoft Surface Duo was recently spotted on the US FCC<\/a> and Bluetooth SIG websites<\/a> with LTE support and Bluetooth v5.0 respectively. While the FCC listing mentions a \u201cMicrosoft Corporation Phablet Device 1930\u201d, the Bluetooth SIG listing calls it the \u201cSurface Duo\u201d. Notably, the model number 1930 is common between the two listings, both of which were verified by Gadgets 360. The FCC listing was first spotted<\/a> by Droid Life.<\/p>\n The Twitter teaser, YouTube video clip, and these listings could indicate that the Microsoft Surface Duo will be unveiled soon. The official website<\/a> states that it will be launched \u201cHoliday 2020\u201d without an actual date. Back in March, it was reported that Microsoft is planning on launching the Surface Duo much earlier than the originally planned launch date. This could mean that the dual-screen phablet will be unveiled as early as August or September.<\/p>\n Not a lot is known about the specifications of the Microsoft Surface Duo. It will run on Android and is said to come with two 5.6-inch screens. The Twitter teaser shows dual front cameras and the website states it will have a 360-degree hinge.<\/p>\n Is Redmi Note 9 the perfect successor to Redmi Note 8? We discussed this on Orbital, our weekly technology podcast, which you can subscribe to via Apple Podcasts<\/a>, Google Podcasts<\/a>, or RSS<\/a>, download the episode<\/a>, or just hit the play button below.<\/em> \u00a0<\/p>\n