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Your Android phone is closer than ever to becoming a real PC. Here’s what Google is quietly working on.
Google is testing a new “Desktop View” mode in Android — and it’s more than just screen mirroring. We’re talking about taskbars, resizable windows, mouse support, and full-on multitasking. Basically, a PC layout powered by your phone.
If this rolls out, it could mean you won’t need a Samsung device to get that DeX-style desktop experience.
What’s the Buzz?
Hidden taskbar (like Windows or ChromeOS)
Drag-and-drop between apps
Resizable, windowed apps
Smooth support for external monitors
Mouse + keyboard ready
It’s currently tucked away in Android beta builds, but signs suggest Google is moving fast with this.
Why It Matters
Samsung DeX gave us a glimpse of mobile desktop computing. But now Google is building something native — possibly for all Android phones. That means more freedom for users, especially those who want to work on the go with just a phone and a screen.
This could shift how we think about smartphones in workspaces.
For a deeper dive into the beta features, check out the full article: