# What was the plan for Surface Duo 3 and beyond?

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Podcast: [The Windows Central Podcast](https://stenobird.com/podcast/the-windows-central-podcast-7249955)
Published: 2025-07-18T13:21:00+00:00
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The Windows Central Podcast is back after a short hiatus, and this week Dan and Zac discuss the latest ongoings with Windows 11, how it's finally overtaking Windows 10 in marketshare, and some of the new features that are now in testing. The gang also discusses the new Samsung Galaxy Fold 7, and how it makes them yearn for what could have been with the Surface Duo. On that subject, Zac reveals some interesting details about the Surface Duo roadmap, had it not been scrapped. They also discuss what Google merging ChromeOS and Android together could mean for Windows.

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