We recently knew from the very hand of Microsoft that left aside the development of new products under the Windows Phone operating system. The market share reached so far was insignificant and even the companies that bet on it in the past were giving way to a new era with systems such as iOS or Android.
But far from leaving aside the mobile sector, from Windows Central comes fresh news about a new device that could look like next year 2018. For the moment only the name of the project "Andromeda" is known and its size would be very similar to that of a smartphone.
Now, it is made clear that Microsoft doesn't want this Microsoft Andromeda to have mobile capabilities —At least to be able to make calls. It would be a small folding tablet (Microsoft does have experience in this sector) that could be carried in a pocket without problems.
Also, this new team would work under Windows 10. But what is more certain is that its operation would be based on products as round as OneNote, the app that stands up to the mighty like Evernote. It is also known, according to the Windows Central leaks, that iOS or Android would not be the rivals to beat; Microsoft wants to find another niche to explore and get the maximum quota possible.
And it is that writing by hand is something that many users miss with so much technology. And to be honest: write on tablets of at least 9 or 10 inches, It is not the same experience as if we take our DIN A5 notebook and we take it out of our pocket at any time. Taking freehand notes is something that allows you to go faster and in situations in which many users feel more comfortable.
It is still not sure if Microsoft will release this new Microsoft Andromeda in the near future - 2018 is coming mightily. But it is also very true that lately surprises and innovations in the consumer technology sector are quite on the decline. Would you be interested in a product with these characteristics? We understand that the experience should be much better than if we do it with the Galaxy Note 8 and its S-Pen stylus.