Unreleased prototype of Microsoft's Surface Duo running Windows instead of Android have cropped up on an online commerce platform.

According to a new report, the Microsoft Surface Duo 3 would have been a foldable with magnetic accessories and an open button.

The original Microsoft Surface Duo was undoubtedly one of the most revolutionary designs for a smartphone, featuring two separate screens for real multitasking on the go.

Microsoft launched the Surface Duo way back in 2020. It was followed by the Surface Duo 2 in 2021. The Redmond-based company’s first-ever foldable phone arrived with Android 10 OS out of the box ...

A patent shows Microsoft is working on a new hinge design that could end up being used on a folding smartphone, and mark the return of the Surface Duo line.

Microsoft is officially ending its support for the Surface Duo, especially when it comes to its operating system and security updates.

Going forward, Microsoft will no longer ship new OS updates or security patches for the original Surface Duo, meaning Android 12L is the last version of the OS it will ever officially receive.

Well, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Microsoft's first Android phone is now available for pre-order, but it won't be cheap. The Surface Duo is coming on Sept. 10, starting at $1,399.99.

Captain America's phone of choice? A Microsoft Surface Duo. At first I thought this was an odd choice.