As numerous people know already, Microsoft has abandoned its very own mobile platform, with the company's efforts about this front now decreasing to Android exclusively.

In other words, Microsoft has become very dedicated to Google's mobile operating system, and while additionally, it includes a bunch of iOS apps, it's pretty pay off the focus right now is on Android.

Along with software, Microsoft is also investing in Android hardware, with the Surface Duo, an extremely innovative device sporting a dual-screen form factor, running Google's OS as well.

However, not everybody likes the thought of a Microsoft mobile phone running Google's operating system, so the dream of having a Windows phone lives on.

Developer Gustave Monce is among those working on which makes it happen, and not a long time ago, he started the job with an ambitious project that many were super-excited about. Monce was attempting to bring Windows 11 towards the Surface Duo and unlock the entire capabilities of the operating-system on the mobile device.

Windows 11 on the Surface Duo

Obviously, doing this isn't at all easy, but as it turns out, Windows 11 on the Surface Duo is making good progress.

The developer has showcased some of the improvements for the project, with increased Windows 11 features now focusing on the Surface Duo as well, including Snap Assist and also the notification center.

On the other hand, one major challenge is to get the touch up and running at first glance Duo, however with a little bit more work, this is possible as well. As this point, the input is provided using a mouse connected to the Duo.

Obviously, this doesn't suggest the Surface Duo running Windows 11 can replace a complete phone. There's still a lot of try to be achieved, including support for phone calls and everything mobile, but a minimum of, it's some kind of Windows phone in the making.