I've had something of a tricky relationship with dongles. Specifically, the humble USB-A dongle--the little thing you plug into your desktop or laptop computer to make wireless peripherals like keyboards, mice, and headsets, work. These little things have caused me no end of sleepless nights, emotional anguish, and personal turmoil. They look and feel extremely janky when they're plugged into a laptop, doubly so when you have to plug a USB-A dongle into a USB-C dongle because so many laptops now have only USB-C ports. They're awful, I hate them, and I wish ill upon them.

"Microsoft Monday" is a weekly column that focuses on all things Microsoft. This week "Microsoft Monday" features news about the dual-screen pocketable Surface rumor, new LinkedIn features, the USB-C dongle for Surface devices, the Sets feature getting postponed, the Halo TV series and much more! According to documents leaked to The Verge, Microsoft is working on a dual-screen Surface device that could fit in your pocket. The device is currently codenamed Andromeda and it has been in development for at least two years. "It's a new pocketable Surface device form factor that brings together innovative new hardware and software experiences to create a truly personal and versatile computing experience," says the leaked internal documents.