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| Microsoft is reviewing its vision for the design and specifications of dual-screen applications |
Microsoft recently revealed the company's vision of the details and specifications of dual-screen applications on Android and Windows 10x.
Some time ago, Microsoft began designing the company's application interface to be compatible with new dual screens like Surface Duo and Surface Neo.
In October last year, Microsoft launched Surface Duo, which included a dual-screen design with the Android operating system, and Surface Neo also launched a dual screen, but with Windows 10X.
Microsoft has pushed company apps for developers to start developing and improving the user experience for these apps using the dual screen mechanism, and the company has revised its vision for app design with a lock mechanism. And expand the screen.
Depending on the software giant, the application interface is displayed on a single screen, and the application interface is then developed on the Surface Duo or Surface Neo screen when switching to the horizontal view of the screen.
Microsoft has also confirmed that it has tested various ways to improve user-friendliness and use of the two screens across company developers, because one of these methods supports the display of the application interface. On both screens with the feature of displaying two pages at the same time.
Another option is to help the user with the application interface on one of the two screens and view more details within the application on the second screen, and Microsoft is developing ways to use the two screens in the applications based on the comments that the developers will add in the next time.
On the other hand, Microsoft is testing various input methods on two screens in order to switch between touch screen input, use a digital pen, or enter in the horizontal position of the screens. ,
Microsoft is also investigating methods and tasks that can be developed to be compatible with two screens, such as: b. Support to drag and drop files from one application to another by accurately synchronizing the process of two applications on each screen.
One of the issues that Microsoft is working on is the display functionality of online applications with screen jumps, as some opinions tend to avoid these interruptions in the presentation or try to configure the application's user interface on two screens to synchronize and integrate precisely.
Microsoft has been reported to run an Android emulator UI on the Surface Duo dual screen to make it easier for developers to test apps while introducing the Windows 10x emulator on Surface Neo. next month.