In general, users should see a phone-optimized UI when using your app on their mobile device, and a desktop-optimized UI when using Continuum to use your app on the connected display.

When you receive this event, be sure your app adjusts as needed to optimize for the given size. There are no APIs or tools specific to Continuum when your app is activated or moved to the connected display, your app will simply receive a SizeChanged event similar to when a desktop window is resized. Using responsive techniques will ensure your app works beautifully on any screen size, regardless of Windows device family. To ensure your app looks and works great on Continuum, consider the following: By default, all Windows 10 UWP apps that run on a Windows mobile device will be enabled for Continuum.

For developers this means that your Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app can be used on any screen at any time. Once connected, you can interact with Windows 10 apps on that display while using your mobile device. Continuum for phone enables you to connect a Windows mobile device to any external display with the new Microsoft Display Dock, USB-C, or Miracast. With Windows 10, you have the productivity of a PC in your pocket.

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