Microsoft has moved one step nearer to making its double screen Surface gadgets a practical reality. The tech giant has released a review toolkit to help developers with making applications for its Android-powered Surface Duo, including Java frameworks and emulation that can deal with the two-screen gadget. This is rough code, to say the least, however, it should assist studios with beginning on the applications people will utilize when the Surface Duo shows up after the expected time in the year.

Individuals who want to write applications for the Surface Neo and Windows 10X should wait some time longer. Microsoft is intending to offer a pre-release version of the important Windows developer kit “in the coming weeks” through its usual Insider previews, with a 10X-prepared emulator and programming interfaces showing up on February 11th.

The months of lead time should bring about a decent lot of applications for both the Duo and Neo when they’re prepared. Exactly what number is another question? That may rely upon how rapidly Microsoft releases more polished developer kits, also overall interest – you’ll possibly observe widespread help if application scholars think the new Surfaces (and Windows 10X) hold a ton of potential.