 Hey, this is Tom Warren with The Verge, and we're looking at Continuum, which is a brand new Windows 10 mobile feature. Basically, it puts one of these new devices, which is the Lumia 950 XL, and it turns it into a PC, and essentially does it by connecting via the USB Type-C connector here into a dock here. You're going to be able to do it wirelessly as well, but for the demo here, we've got a dock with a mouse and a keyboard, and it's just like a PC. So on the monitor, what you'll see is if I activate the Start menu, it's basically the same as my Start screen layout here. So I can access Cortana Outlook mail. So if I open up Outlook mail, it opens up a full-screen version of it. You can't resize them, you can't snap these apps side by side. You can get into a task for you feature, so it's basically like Windows 10 where you're sort of switching between the different apps, and you can just multitask that way. What's kind of interesting is, say I have Outlook mail open here, and I want to play with it on my phone. I launch it on my phone, and what it does is it sort of pops away from the screen and back onto my phone, so it doesn't ruin your phone. Your phone is just sitting there, not being able to do anything. You can go text someone or do something else with a different app and still use this as, say you're editing a Word document. So basically, it's essentially a continuum. It's turning your phone into a full PC, and it's shipping with Windows 10 Mobile.
 Hey, this is Tom Warren with The Verge, and we're looking at Continuum, which is a brand
 new Windows 10 mobile feature.
 Basically, it puts one of these new devices, which is the Lumia 950 XL, and it turns it
 into a PC, and essentially does it by connecting via the USB Type-C connector here into a dock
 here.
 You're going to be able to do it wirelessly as well, but for the demo here, we've got
 a dock with a mouse and a keyboard, and it's just like a PC.
 So on the monitor, what you'll see is if I activate the Start menu, it's basically the
 same as my Start screen layout here.
 So I can access Cortana Outlook mail.
 So if I open up Outlook mail, it opens up a full-screen version of it.
 You can't resize them, you can't snap these apps side by side.
 You can get into a task for you feature, so it's basically like Windows 10 where you're
 sort of switching between the different apps, and you can just multitask that way.
 What's kind of interesting is, say I have Outlook mail open here, and I want to play
 with it on my phone.
 I launch it on my phone, and what it does is it sort of pops away from the screen and
 back onto my phone, so it doesn't ruin your phone.
 Your phone is just sitting there, not being able to do anything.
 You can go text someone or do something else with a different app and still use this as,
 say you're editing a Word document.
 So basically, it's essentially a continuum.
 It's turning your phone into a full PC, and it's shipping with Windows 10 Mobile.