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Microsoft Surface Duo to offer handy ‘peek’ feature for notifications

Posted on February 27, 2020 By Jarvis

The forthcoming dual-screened Microsoft Surface Duo device will reportedly come with an innovative feature that will enable users to ‘peek’ at notifications without fully unfurling the device.

A leaked video shows a purported animation of the UI feature, which would show home screen alerts on the right hand display, just by opening the device slightly.

The notifications appear condensed on the near-edge of the display, enabling users to quickly dismiss them with a quick swipe if they don’t wish to fully engage with them.
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