A new update of Samsung Flow allows you to view your phone's screen on Galaxy tablets

Samsung and Microsoft have recently announced an expanded partnership that will see South Korean phones arrive in advance with many Microsoft applications and services. In addition to the usual Microsoft Office applications, the list of applications that will be preinstalled with Samsung phones will also include Link To Windows, the same application as your Phone computer with a different name. There is also evidence that Samsung could transfer this application to other Galaxy devices with the Android 10 update.

All this put a question mark on the future of Samsung Flow, Samsung's alternative application for Link To Windows. While lingering uncertainty persists, Samsung Flow has received two new features in the latest version of the application, version 4.3.08, indicating the continued development of the application.

With the latest update, Samsung Flow users can now view the screen of their smartphone on Galaxy tablets. In addition, the phone screen window can be used with other applications on the tablet with the help of the multi-window feature. Previously, the phone screen could only be displayed on a PC. The second novelty mentioned in the change history is the ability to move entire folders instead of just files, but that's not what we did in our short quizzes.

Although the arrival of these new features is a good sign for the future of Samsung Flow, this can in no way be regarded as a confirmation that Samsung will continue to develop the application. These features are probably under development even before the South Korean company decides to use Link To Windows. Whatever it is, Samsung Flow is still alive, which is good news for many users. We hope that the company will support the application at least until Link To Windows has enough features.

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