The Surface Duo left the support window last year, and now it's the Duo 2's turn. It launched with Android 11, eventually receiving Android 12L with a few enhancements for large-screen devices.

Microsoft said in October 2021 that it would keep the Duo 2 around for a minimum of three years—and now that it's fulfilled that promise, it's dipping out of the smartphone game once again.

Microsoft just released the final security update to its Surface Duo 2 dual-screen smartphone, which comes right before support for the device officially ends October 21, reports Windows Central ...

Earlier this month, Microsoft pushed the final software update to the Surface Duo 2. This week, the company confirmed via the device’s update page that the device has officially reached the end ...

San Francisco, March 1 (IANS) Microsoft launched its ambitious, dual-screen smartphone ‘Surface Duo’ in the US and Europe last year and now a new report has claimed that the company is working ...

Microsoft had already largely abandoned the Surface Duo 2 dual-screen Android smartphone. But the company has been releasing security updates for the phone since it launched in 2021.

The original Surface Duo and its second-generation sibling have received unofficial Android 14 ROM. The first custom image is now available for download from GitHub, allowing you to try the latest OS.

The Surface Duo features two 5.6-inch AMOLED displays, which, when unfolded, form an 8.1-inch display. This is a fantastic experience; each screen gives plenty of room for apps.

A new patent filing has given us our first look at Microsoft's canceled Surface Duo 3, highlighting several improvements.