Samsung is not the only tech giant engaged in a love/hate relationship with Apple. Lest we forget Microsoft’s never ending on-again, off-again love affair with Cupertino’s top tech brand.

The future of Windows phones is about to unfold, and fold back, literally.

It’s Microsoft versus Chromebooks again. Chromebooks have been a thorn on Microsoft’s side since 2014, when the tech giant was forced to lower the cost of licensing Windows 8.1 for manufacturers of smaller laptops, to compete against the high demand caused by Chromebook netbooks.

Startup Ockel is at it again, after its 2016 debut of Sirius A, a pocket-sized PC, running a desktop version of Windows 10, and powered by an Intel Atom processor. The startup has made an appearance at CES 2017, with a prototype very similar to the one we have seen last year in October, with more of the same configuration, still powered by an Atom processor, and with similar RAM and storage specs.