Data regarding Andromeda reappears in the new SDK that has been released from Microsoft

One of the rumors that we have been dealing with most insistently in recent months is the one that refers to a possible new device from Microsoft. It would be a _gadget_ different from what we've seen so far or at least highly innovative.

The latest news from Twitter user WalkingCat gave us a name: Project AND, the acronym for Project Adaptive Notebook Device. It could be a device that would eventually offer the size of a tablet but to which the adaptive nickname would also pass for _smartphone_ thanks to an option to fold it .

Hardware and Software

And now data related to the future new device being prepared at Microsoft is being filtered again thanks to the latest SDK presented by the Redmond company. An SDK in which three names appear that have already gone through these pages: Andromeda, Polaris and Windows Core OS

The news once again comes from Walkingcat. We are talking about the immediate future of Microsoft in the form of _hardware_ and _software_. Windows Core OS would be the next operating system that the company has been working on, a system that stands out for adapting its interface to different types of devices thanks to the new CShell user interface. Polaris For its part, it would be the version of Windows Core OS aimed at traditional PCs.

And regarding Andromeda we find ourselves on the one hand with Andromeda OS, an operating system for the new batch of devices, which They have also been included under the same name.In this case it is also time to talk about a possible new _hardware_.

We move in the field of rumors and hypotheses, so you have to take it with caution

Let's remember that all the rumors suggest that it would be a folding device that could make use of a double screen and that it would work under an ARM architecture. For this we have seen how rumors have been appearing about new Microsoft patents that could be applied to this new range or to this new device. Thus we have seen patents on hinge systems, speakers, gestures or the fingerprint reader.

We only have to be aware of the rumors that arrive, taking them as such, without giving them more value than what they have, but at the same time using them to intuit where new Microsoft developments can go. _What do you think the engineers in Redmond are preparing?_

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