Computer software, namely, digital content assets in the nature of files and applications that allow users to personalize content and games to play, download, share, and exchange; computer software for creating, viewing, publishing, producing, broadcasting, and playing animation, video, sound, and graphics; computer software for use as a tool for personalizing, designing, and updating text and animation; video game software.

Software-as-a-service (SaaS) that allows users to personalize content and games to play, download, share, and exchange; software-as-a-service (SaaS) that allows users to create, view, publish, produce, broadcast, and play animation, video, sound, and graphics; software-as-a-service (SaaS) for personalizing, designing, and updating text and animation; software-as-a-service for playing video games.

With this, we understand that ‘MixPlay’ could be a software that can be used for video editing, adding animated texts and graphics much like a full-fledged video editor, which also could be broadcasted. This also could be streaming overlay creator much like StreamJar or StreamLabs. This sounds very familiar to UploadStudio which is used in Xbox. Perhaps, this also could be a replacement for UploadStudio itself.

The word ‘Mix’ sounds like a possible connection with Mixer. This also means that this feature could be an integrated feature with Mixer itself.

As there’s a lack of overlays for streamers using Xbox, ‘MixPlay’ could have a real motive, given the fact that Microsoft recently seems to be taking a lot of interest in the gaming world.

After all, these are all mere speculations. Microsoft had similarly trademarked many things in the past that never translated into an actual product. Will ‘MixPlay’ become a thing? We’ll have to wait and watch.

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The Surface Mini was an 8-inch device that was powered by an ARM-based Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and had a 1GB RAM. It had a screen resolution of 1440 x 1080 pixels and was having an Adreno 330 GPU. It had a built-in kickstand that was similar to what Surface Pro 3 had. There was a microSD card slot for expanding its storage which offered 32GB of internal Memory and a Micro-USB port for charging.

We can’t tell what would be the fate of this device if it had been released by Microsoft but one thing we are quite sure is users do want a small affordable Surface device.

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This build contained many new features that were discovered by users who were able to install it on their devices. One of them was a new virtual keyboard which is based on the Swifkey technology and will introduce the swipe support which is currently available on WordfLow keyboard on Windows Phone. This keyboard is also expected to support input via pen.

A sneak peek at Expressive Input, hopefully coming in the Fall Creators Update pic.twitter.com/SiPg8sidP5

— Lucas (@tfwboredom) June 7, 2017

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Hapanero existed in two variants with dual-SIM support one having a 1080P screen and another one having 1440p screen. The device had been powered by a Snapdragon 810 processor with  4GB of RAM and 32 GB of storage with microSD card expansion. The phone also had a 20-megapixel camera with a triple LED flash (similar to Lumia  960) and 2000mAH capacity that can be removed.

We have been hearing rumours about Microsoft launching smartphone (not surface phone) at the end of this year. Other OEMs have not been able to capture the Windows phone market that Lumia left for them. Let us see what Microsoft will for the future of Windows phones.

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According to them clicking the setting icon in the Windows 10 Taskbar would open a transparent pop up like it do for WiFi settings in the taskbar. This popup has quick actions and some new features like brightness slider. This image has been removed from the post and this setting icon is now not available on the Windows 10 fast ring build 16199. Here’s is a look of it:

It is believed that Microsoft is working on a new ‘control center’ which will have these Toggle from the action center and the system tray of the taskbar. This will mean that the action center will be extensively used for the notifications of the app by Microsoft in Windows 10. There is no official news from Microsoft regarding this or its presence in the Windows 10 fall creators update. Let us see what Microsoft have for the insiders in the upcoming Builds regarding this new ‘control center’.

What are your views on this new control center and readers can comment below.

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If rumors and leaked images are to be believed, Microsoft is planning to introduce new Cortana powered speakers in partnership with Harmon Kardon and other partners. A report on MSPU indicates clearly that this Cortana powered speakers are not far away.

Those who are on latest Insider build, Redstone 3 may have noticed a section called “Devices” in Cortana. Actually, Microsoft is working on an app called “Cortana Device Setup” which will further control the devices by Cortana. The app may be available in the upcoming RS3 Insider builds.

From the above Image, we can see a “Buy Now” button on Cortana, which now redirects to a Microsoft Page. You can check yourself if your PC is running on the First Insider Build of RS3. In future when the speakers are out, we can control them from here. As of now, we don’t have any Cortana Powered device. But take a look at the Screenshots below.

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From the above Screenshot, we can understand that something is being cooked in the background by Microsoft and will soon come to light. And the app also contains some voice commands for Skype, Music, Reminder, Weather.

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All these leaked Screenshots are pretty Interesting. It’s not far when we have a Cortana Powered Device in our hands. How many of you are excited to see this and wanna try a Cortana Device. Let us know in the comments below.

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MSPU has gotten hands on an app on the Windows Store which reveals more about the upcoming Windows 10 tablet from Samsung. The app reveals that the tablet will have the S Pen capabilities. For users who are unaware of what an S Pen is, it is basically a touch pen made by Samsung for its Note devices having a set of nice features.

From the description of the app,

S Note is a note taking application which allows you to efficiently create, edit and manage notes. It provides a number of user-friendly features that differentiates it from other note taking applications. This includes easy file management with the ability to create categories and copy, move or delete files from within the application. It also supports interactive multimedia functions and allows you to draw and write using S Pen.

It will be interesting to see how the market receives Samsung’s Windows 10 devices, when it gets revealed at the MWC. But judging from the excitement all over the internet and the Samsung + Windows 10 fan base, we can safely assume that the device will be an insta-hit provided the specs and price are rightly married.

You can check out the S Note app here.

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A new tweet from WalkingCat, a prolific Microsoft leaker has pointed to a source that indicates the presence of the Surface Pro 5. The tweet points to the profile of one Toby Fitch, who according to his LinkedIn profile is a Microsoft employee. His profile mention that he has been a ‘product designer’ for various devices like the HoloLens, Xbox and the Surface Pro 5.

Surface Pro 5 is a thing, apparently https://t.co/iqYPHC3it0 pic.twitter.com/S0W3VjIJmw

— WalkingCat (@h0x0d) February 17, 2017

Intel’s Kaby Lake, a refresh of all the Skylake based counterparts from 2016 is now almost present on all laptops and 2-in-1s, . As Surface is the only major player left here, it is sure that Microsoft is sure to refresh it’s specs by this year. Also Intel’s 8th generation processors are due this year. Taking all this into account, a Surface refresh is indeed due this year.

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Looks like Microsoft is going to take the sweetness to a whole new level with its upcoming design language, Project NEON. Today we got a look at it, thanks to the good folks there at MSPU. The leaked photos shows that aero is making a comeback with some new twists. Microsoft is calling the new effect as ‘Acrylic’ and it sure does look nice.

Microsoft is supposed to release project NEON starting with Redstone 3. Developers can also implement the UI changes to their apps. Insiders will get an early peek at these features later this year.

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The new screens will probably be used by Microsoft in their Surface products in 2018 and their usage in phones is unknown for now. Apple and Google are also in the same van as Microsft here, and they are also purchasing the new Foldable Screens.

We have to wait for now, as currently speculating devices for next year will be foolish.

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