Windows 10 Mobile
Windows 10 logo Windows 10 Mobile was announced on January 21, 2015, as a mobile operating system for smartphones and tablets running on ARM architecture. Its primary focus is unification with Windows 10, its PC counterpart, in software and services in accordance with this strategy, the Windows Phone name has been phased out in favor of branding the platform as an edition of Windows 10,
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although it is still a continuation of Windows Phone, and most Windows Phone 8.1 devices can be upgraded to the platform.
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Windows 10 Mobile emphasizes software using the Universal Windows Platform, which allows apps to be designed for use across multiple Windows based product families with nearly identical code and functionality, and adaptations for available input methods When connected to an external display, devices can also render a stripped-down desktop interface similar to Windows on PCs, with support for keyboard and mouse input Windows 10 Mobile also features Skype messaging integration, updated Office Mobile apps, notification syncing with other Windows 10 devices, Microsoft Edge web browser, and other user interface improvements Microsoft is also developing middleware known as Windows Bridge to allow iOS Objective-C and Android Cor Java software to be ported to run on Windows 10 Mobile with limited changes to code.
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