This can be seen as the huge advancement of technology when the first foldable device arises in the market. But after that, it is seen that there is a lot of problems that come in the foldable screen and two of the major problems are that screens are too brittle and Android is also not too great on the tablets and that’s why the windowing systems are not good. But the important thing is that Microsoft is not worrying about a flexible display. It cooperated with whiz-bang hardware to create more durable and elegant.
Now, Microsoft is working on designing software that deal with Duo’s two screens. It really sees an unexpected reality. As we know there isa number of ways to splitscreen, but it is not a smart part because Microsoft created a stylish SDK that doesn’t mean that everybody can actually use it.
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It is hard to convert the Duo in reality as we have seen that Google also struggled to find Android developers to create large screen layouts for the apps. Android tablets also have gone in the method of the dodo and Chrome for the Android apps is the best use in small doses.
It is hard to believe in the chances of Duo’s, but if Microsoft is dealing with that, then there is a chance of this unexpected reality. This all is because if no onemodifiesits Android apps for the Duo then it works pretty well. In place of holding the Duo’s probabilities on the closely impossible task of receiving Android developers to capitalize capital in a totally new and untried smartphone, Microsoft is at work with where the system is at present.
The important reason behind this is that Microsoft openly says that by default apps only run in one screen, as it is not allowed to open the apps in both the screens but it can happen if the window is dragged into the state by user. It is highly beneficial to work better with present Android apps. It is highly annoying when various apps are considered in a tablet screen background. Android apps usually look pleasing on portrait and that’s why Microsoft launch it on the Duo.
So, if there is any worst case, still the apps that are owned by Microsoft are aware of the pivot and still, Duo will work. It is almost similar to the concept of progressive basics, but that is functional in dual-screen Android apps. It is the smart concept as we have to consider that there can also be the worst scenario during the launch.
It can’t be guaranteed that the Duo will work properly or not, but Microsoft is not in early as it is setting the whole situation. There is very little chance that Android apps will be modified for the Duo’s dual screens at launch.
