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The built-in Mail and Calendar apps have the same capabilities as on the desktop, offering connections<br />

to standard account types. Likewise, the Photos and Groove Music apps integrate neatly with<br />

OneDrive to offer access to pictures and music stored in the cloud.<br />

More Info For a more detailed discussion of Windows <strong>10</strong> apps, see Chapter 11, “Universal<br />

apps and the new Windows Store.”<br />

Universal Office apps for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote are included by default with<br />

Windows <strong>10</strong> Mobile.<br />

Continuum<br />

A 5-inch mobile screen is handy for portability, but that small screen is far from optimal for many productivity<br />

tasks, such as writing a lengthy document or building a spreadsheet.<br />

For those tasks, Windows <strong>10</strong> Mobile offers a feature called Continuum. Connecting the phone to a<br />

TV or external monitor requires new hardware specifically built for Windows <strong>10</strong> Mobile; the feature is<br />

not available on older devices that have been upgraded from Windows Phone 8.1. To make the connection,<br />

you need specialized hardware:<br />

■■<br />

A wired dock, such as the Microsoft Display Dock (shown in Figure 14-8), connects to the<br />

external monitor using an HDMI or DVI cable or an active DisplayPort to DVI cable. (Passive<br />

DisplayPort cables will not work, and VGA cables won’t work with video content.)<br />

FIGURE 14-8 The Continuum feature requires a device built specifically for Windows <strong>10</strong> Mobile, along with<br />

hardware such as the Microsoft Display Dock shown here.<br />

CHAPTER 14 Windows <strong>10</strong> on phones and small tablets 175

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