Explore the Pixel 9 Pro XL’s Android 16 desktop mode, a revolutionary feature turning your smartphone into a powerful desktop ...

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Android 16 desktop mode arrives amid growing demand for hybrid productivity devices. As remote and hybrid work become the norm, people want single machines that serve as both a laptop and a tablet.

I went hands-on with Android 16’s new Desktop Mode, testing real-world performance, multitasking, and peripheral support in a full workday setup.

Android users have used split-screen mode to multitask among several apps for years. However, as tablets and bigger screen devices have increased in popularity, that mode has begun to feel its ...

It’s also worth noting that the Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2, the one that recently arrived, does include this desktop mode. If you’re willing to install beta software and check it out, go ahead.

Android tablets running the latest update will be able to run a desktop-like environment on their native displays, as pictured above. However, Google says this functionality won’t be available ...

If you connect a phone (or foldable), like a Pixel 9 Pro, your phone will power a desktop-like Android session through a monitor. This leaves you with separate experiences on phone and display.

This new desktop experience is part of the Android 16 QPR1 Beta 2 release. To get started, you’ll need a supported Pixel device (currently the Pixel 8 and Pixel 9 series) enrolled in the Android ...

Following last month’s big redesign, Google today is rolling out QPR1 Beta 2 to Pixel devices. Notably, this release features a developer preview of “enhanced” Android desktop experiences ...