Microsoft's previously announced Continuum feature for Windows 10 has showcased new ways to seamlessly interact with a PC, much like you would a touch-based device. But during today's Build 2015 keynote, the company also revealed Continuum for phones.
Basically, since the UI experience for applications on both Windows 10 on your PC and Windows Phone are nearly identical, you can use your phone as the PC. Hooking up the phone via HDMI to a monitor, you can use the touch screen of the phone as a mouse and keyboard, or just sync those physical inputs via Bluetooth to the phone.
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Basically, since the UI experience for applications on both Windows 10 on your PC and Windows Phone are nearly identical, you can use your phone as the PC. Hooking up the phone via HDMI to a monitor, you can use the touch screen of the phone as a mouse and keyboard, or just sync those physical inputs via Bluetooth to the phone.
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