Windows 10 apps scale to the external screen.Traditional desktop experience with Start Menu.If a keyboard and mouse is not connected, your phone can be used to provide input to the external screen. When a keyboard and mouse are paired to the phone/tablet their input is targeted only to the external screen. An application can be launched on either monitor, and applications can choose to have a companion experience on the internal screen when the app is running on the extended screen. The phone/tablet and monitor are managed as separate independent displays a cursor or application windows cannot be dragged between and the desktop cannot be extended across them. Additionally, a mouse or a keyboard may be used with the external display similar to how they would with a PC. When you dock (wired or wireless) your mobile device (phone/tablet) to an external display such as a monitor, television or projector, Windows 10 Mobile launches a separate tailored experience on the external display while maintaining the expected experience on your phone/tablet. Microsoft will build and test Continuum features against these requirements. This specification provides hardware requirements to support this feature. An Office 365 subscription may be required for some functionality.Ĭontinuum takes full advantage of the Universal Windows app framework by allowing apps to optimize their appearance based on which display (such as the phone screen, monitor, big screen television or conference room projector) they are opened on. **App availability and experience may vary by market.
And whether you’re projecting Office apps for productivity or videos and games for entertainment, you can still use your phone for all the calls, texts, tweets, and things you do on your phone.** With Continuum-compatible accessories*, you can connect to a monitor and even to a mouse and keyboard to make your phone work like a laptop for getting things done. Continuum is a new experience on compatible Windows 10 Mobile devices.
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