Microsoft Courier is a rumored dual-screen tablet device from Microsoft that folds like a book. It has two 7-inch screens connected by a flexible hinge and relies entirely on touch input and handwriting recognition without a physical keyboard. The Courier is designed for personal organization, notetaking, and content consumption through digital notebooks and applications tailored for its form factor. While the Courier and iPad both have touchscreens, the Courier is intended more for reading ebooks and writing compared to the entertainment-focused iPad.
8. Aboutthe applications Eventually,theSmart Agenda,whichis a condensed summary of the Infinite Journal, in which hyperlinked content will bring the user to the appropriate pages of the Infinite Journal. About the interface, an electronic journal with an unlimited number of pages upon which users may take notes, drag photos, sketch drawings, and store "web clippings“ have been created for the device, which calls “ Infinite Journal” The core operating system of the Courier is reportedly a specialized version of Microsoft Windows CE, however the Courier will not allow installation of native Windows applications onto the system. All Courier applications will have to be designed specifically for the Courier's booklet form factor The smart agenda will coordinate daily activities, appointments, and tasks, as well as coordinate email and messaging.