Rumor has it that Microsoft's dual-screen collapsible Surface devices support Android applications.

It is reported that Microsoft is working on developing dual-screen devices that can run Android applications. The device, called the Surface product, will be a collapsible device with two 9-inch screens and a 4: 3 aspect ratio, according to market research firm IHS Markit. The company continues to claim that the upcoming Surface will run Windows's core operating system, a lightweight version of Windows, which will run Android applications.

Rumor has it that the dual-screen Microsoft Surface device will use Intel's 10nm Lakefield SoC and will provide LTE or 5G connectivity. Verge indicates that the equipment code is centaur. As for the release date, IHS Markit said it could launch in the first half of 2020 and as early as the first quarter of this year.

Although Google has said it will no longer make Android tablets, some companies, including Samsung and Huawei, still use Android tablets. The rumored Microsoft Surface device, which stands out in the Android tablet market because of its dual-screen foldable design, seems to be more productive. The Centaurus device, with its dual screen, foldable form factor and lightweight Windows app, sounds really attractive and we look forward to handling it ourselves.