Why it was just yesterday when we told you that the dual-screened Surface Duo had recently visited the FCC. And today, we can tell you that the Android powered device has received its Bluetooth certification from the Bluetooth Special Interest Group. What this all means is that Microsoft has the pedal to the metal as it looks to unveil what it is positioning as a productivity device before Samsung introduces the Galaxy Z Fold 2 on August 5th. The Bluetooth SIG certification shows that the device has a model number of 1930 which is the same model number that the FCC documentation listed for the Surface Duo. According to the SIG, the device will feature Bluetooth 5.0.

You might not consider the Surface Duo to be in the same category as Sammy’s foldable but Microsoft does. The Duo doesn’t have a flexible display like the Galaxy Z Fold 2 does but instead relies on two displays and a revolutionary 360-degree hinge; the latter could allow a user to form a 90-degree angle between the two displays allowing the Duo to be used as a mini laptop. Or with the two screens configured as an inverted “V,” the Duo could be placed on a night table and used as an alarm clock.

The Surface Duo supports 4G LTE and does not feature a 5G modem. That doesn’t prevent Microsoft from following what Samsung did with the Galaxy Z Flip by adding a Surface Duo 5G variant down the road. But that would only be a possibility if the original model sells well.

Yesterday we told you that tipster Evan Blass says that the Surface Duo will be offered by AT&T. However, he later noted that there is no exclusivity deal so other carriers in the states could get part of the action.