Microsoft weighs in on Surface Duo apps
Microsoft has invited Android developers to build or enhance apps for dual-screen devices, especially the company’s Surface Duo systems.Following the September 22 introduction of Surface Duo 2, Microsoft issued a bulletin advising developers to use Jetpack Window Manager, currently in a beta stage, to adapt applications for dual-screen, foldable, and large-screen devices. [ Also on InfoWorld: What is Jamstack? The static website revolution upending web development ] Jetpack Window Manager provides a standard API to work with foldable devices and includes two important classes: DisplayFeature, which finds disruptions in the continuous flat-screen surface such as hinges or folds, and FoldingFeature, which offers information about the state of the folding part of the device. The FoldingFeature class offers device-specific information that enables a single code base to adapt to different dual-screen and foldable devices, including all Surface Duo models. Jetpack Window Manager APIs automatically provide the correct information for each device.To read this article in full, please click here

Microsoft has invited Android developers to build or enhance apps for dual-screen devices, especially the company’s Surface Duo systems.
Following the September 22 introduction of Surface Duo 2, Microsoft issued a bulletin advising developers to use Jetpack Window Manager, currently in a beta stage, to adapt applications for dual-screen, foldable, and large-screen devices.
Jetpack Window Manager provides a standard API to work with foldable devices and includes two important classes: DisplayFeature
, which finds disruptions in the continuous flat-screen surface such as hinges or folds, and FoldingFeature
, which offers information about the state of the folding part of the device. The FoldingFeature
class offers device-specific information that enables a single code base to adapt to different dual-screen and foldable devices, including all Surface Duo models. Jetpack Window Manager APIs automatically provide the correct information for each device.