Microsoft ‘Surface Phone’ 2017: It Is Expected To Arrive In April, See The Likely Specs And More
Microsoft is expected to release highly anticipated "Surface Phones" in April 2017, per reports. The rumors and leaks are suggesting that the phone would carry best-in-market specs and some innovative features to pull more customers to its line. Interestingly, the recent success of its PC series including Surface Studio and other Surface devices have raised the expectations of the fans sky high.
It is reported that the Microsoft has dropped it Windows series phone and the new Surface Phone would take the seat of it. It was initially reported that the phone was expected to release in 2016, but, now the release has been pulled back to April 2017. Microsoft is taking steps to make Surface Phone as a new phone rather than rebranding its previous phone series.
Microsoft Shareholder Letter Has Us Thinking About A Surface Phone https://t.co/xHqS3VlJ
— Pocketnow (@Pocketnow) October 10, 2012
The recent leak says that the Surface Phone is reportedly coming in 4 GB, 6 GB, and 8 GB RAM variants. The phone, featuring Windows 10 in it would be powered by Intel Kaby Lake processors. Some rumors suggesting that the upcoming Surface Phone display would be of 4K resolution, which makes it an excellent device to provide to visual treat to watch high-resolution videos and play games. The new entrant into Surface family would be built in glass and would match any device in the market by look and design.
It was reported that the Windows phones were not up to the mark in competing for the high-end flagship smartphones of other manufacturers. Marco Chiappetta , a tech expert, felt that Microsoft should be more open in inviting app developers to its platform to make Surface Phone a success. Also, it needs to make the Surface Phone, the best and people should talk about it like Surface Pro 4 and Surface Book.
RT @pocketnowtweets: Latest Microsoft Surface Phone Rumors Look To Manufacturing Partners https://t.co/gSwIpXa2 — Surface Phone (@surfacephone) October 8, 2012
It is up to Microsoft to decide the destiny of the Surface Phone. If it includes innovative features as how it included "Surface Dial" in this year's "Surface Book", it can reap success and attain the position a major smartphone maker. Let this be Microsoft's chance to make an astonishing device with great specs and excellent performance.
