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Rumoured for years, Microsoft might finally release a Surface Phone able to run x86 Windows desktop apps, with or without Continuum, on either Intel or ARM processors.

There is only one way you should consider HP’s interesting Elite x3 – as one of the world’s smallest pocket computers that, as a benefit, can also make phone calls and do other smart things.

An Apple patent application which was published on Thursday shows the company is contemplating a shell device which can accommodate either an iPhone or iPad and provide a complete device similar to a MacBook.

Global IT services delivery platform provider Continuum is expanding its business in the Asia Pacific region with the opening of a new APAC regional headquarters in Sydney.

It would be nice to think that some manufacturer, somewhere, would this year come up with a device which makes it possible to manage most, if not all, of one's computing needs from that single device.

OPINION Three things stood out at the Australian launch of the HP Elite x3, Windows 10 Mobile (W10M), smartphone.

The era of desktop and notebook computers may be drawing to a close, but the hybrid, detachable, two-in-one is on a rapid ascent. Specifically the Windows based, x86 version.

It’s a smartphone, no it’s a notebook, no it’s a desktop – all of these are within the HP Elite x3 business ecosystem.

NexDock is currently manifested as a 14” clamshell style ‘monitor’ with a built in Bluetooth keyboard that may revolutionise the future of computing.

We all know these awesome smartphones are coming and have started to garner great interest from enterprise. The first Windows 10 Mobile smartphones are the Microsoft Lumia 950 and 950XL.

Microsoft will unveil its newest Lumia Windows 10 phones, Surface Pro 4, Band 2 and more on 6 October 2015, which is 1am 7 October AEDT in Australia.

Microsoft last week published a Design brief covering Windows 10 Mobile hardware – for smartphones and small tablets. And Windows 10 installs passed the 100,000,000 mark.

Microsoft’s new Windows 10 (W10) operating system (OS) will start to roll out from today. First to Windows Insiders, then to those who have reserved a copy, and finally on demand to fulfil Microsoft’s aim of having 1 billion devices running the same OS.