Emperion reveals the world’s first smartphone with a Snapdragon chip running Windows 10

We’ve seen software developers install ARM-based Windows 10 operating systems on smartphones, but that’s just a few tricks and still not perfect.

But the British manufacturer, Emperion may surprise the world by launching a smartphone that can run Windows 10 based on ARM chips, the world’s first.

Emperion has revealed the Nebulus smartphone on its official twitter page. The smartphone will open the door to the mobile experience of Windows operating system. However, at present there is not much information about this smartphone. WindowsCentral has learned and gained some interesting sharing from Emperion.

First of all, it can be confirmed that this is a smartphone running the full Windows 10 operating system, developed for ARM mobile processor. Special user interface developed by Emperion itself.

The smartphone will be equipped with Snapdragon 845 processor. This is a confusing thing, when this chip was released 3 years ago.Nebulus will have the ability to switch to desktop mode, through USB-C cable or wireless connection, similar to Microsoft’s Continuum.

In addition, Emperion said the smartphone can run Android apps, without having to switch operating systems or run emulators. That means Android apps can run directly on Windows 10.

Emperion also confirmed that this smartphone can make calls and send text messages, just like any other mobile phone even running Windows 10. However, Emperion does not disclose these features. how to practice.

So far, Nebulus is still a smartphone full of mystery and appeal.

Reference: windowscentral