The Microsoft Surface Duo 2 is quickly approaching its end of life ... As opposed to foldables that ultimately won out, Microsoft’s concept for a book-style smartphone was a dual-screen device ...

Support for the Surface Duo 2 officially ends on October 21 ... This technically less ambitious concept should help with longevity, among other things – to what extent this is a valid argument ...

The storage options range from 128GB to 512GB, and there's 8GB of RAM on the Duo 2. During my brief hands-on with the device, the Surface Duo 2's performance mostly felt snappy. The software ...

Please verify your email address. Following in the footsteps of the first-gen Surface Duo, the Microsoft's Surface Duo 2 is also losing software support — after just one OS update. The Surface ...

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.

We've got some bad news about Microsoft's Surface Duo 2: it's going away to the farm. Three years after launching the device with a premium price tag of $1,499, Microsoft has released what appears ...

Earlier this month, Microsoft pushed the final software update to the Surface Duo 2. This week, the company confirmed via the ...

After four years of the Surface Duo and three years of the Duo 2, Microsoft has broken off its brief foray back into the smartphone game. The company issued what is very likely the Duo 2's final ...

Remember the Microsoft Surface Duo 2? It wasn’t exactly the popular kid in school — especially at its launch price — but it did represent a major improvement over the first Duo ...

Those owning the original Surface Duo and its second generation can download a new update. Microsoft has released the January 2023 update for its dual-screen smartphones, bringing customers ...

After releasing Android 12L for the Surface Duo and Duo 2 last month, Microsoft is back with another monthly update for its Android smartphones. However, changelogs are less exciting this time ...