Microsoft Surface Phone To Release In October With 8GB RAM, 500GB Storage

Microsoft has been a company which has been innovating the markets of technology for the past 40 years. Truly a giant in the markets of tech, the company has been dominating the industry of software and OS technology for many a years, and has been a game-changer. The company, however, has been a rather new entrant in the hardware markets and has been suffering major losses, especially in their mobile phone ventures. Microsoft, in an attempt to change their perception in the mobile phone markets, is now coming out with the Surface Phone.

The Surface Phone has been a device which has been long rumored to release, but has never actually come out. The device is finally releasing in October, as per various market analysts and rumors. The company is anticipated to show off the next gen of Microsoft Mobile devices during their Surface event in October, where they will also show off the Surface Pro 5 and the Surface Book 2.

 The Surface Phone, upon release, will bring out a major change in the branding strategies of Microsoft, as the device will be released as a business-class device, and Microsoft’s intentions towards taking things to a new direction will be very clear. The company has been heading towards the direction of blackberry devices, and it looks like major changes are now coming their way.

Microsoft’s Surface Phone will be coming out in three variants, 4GB RAM with 64GB storage, 6GB RAM with 128GB storage and 8GB RAM with 512GB storage. The devices will be offering the users with many innovations, the likes of which have never been seen before, and are likely to be priced in ranging from $750 to $1050.

The phone is indeed expected to help the company boost the sales, as Windows 10 Mobile devices have been floundering in the markets and Microsoft has had a rather bad run with them over the years.