Samsung brings a dual Android experience to DeX: Report

Samsung will soon become the first major handset manufacturer to offer a dual-monitor Android experience to its customers, this feature being intended to be added to its Samsung Sametime (DeX) PC phone solution series, SamMobile reports, citing sources with knowledge of the company's plans. The upcoming Galaxy Tab S4 will also support the company's DeX ecosystem, according to the same source. It is currently unclear whether a two-screen experience will allow users to use Samsung-compatible tablets as secondary displays, if the feature allows the technology giant's devices to produce an image on two screens simultaneously, or both. The Galaxy Tab S4 should be announced before the end of August.

After debuting the DeX Station alongside the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus in early 2017, Samsung continued to test its original design with the DeX Pad, a reworked computer-to-computer system that allows users not only to enjoy 39, using their handsets as highly portable desktops, but also giving them the ability to rely on their touch screens as an alternative to trackpads. In addition to changing the orientation of the device, the second-generation DeX gadget does not present any other significant differences from its predecessor and the two accessories work with all of Samsung's flagship products launched over the years.

Samsung should continue to support its vision of smartphone-PC hybrids, because such a product category allows it to differentiate its mobile devices from the majority of their competitors (except for Huawei's handsets) and is relatively inexpensive Bets now that the company has completed its initial phase of R & D and is iterated on its initial product formula. The future Galaxy Note 9 should therefore be compatible with DeX Station and DeX Pad, although it is unlikely that it will debut with a new version of the gadget designed to turn Samsung's smartphones and tablets into alternative d & # 39; Laptops. Samsung's next high-end Android smartphone will be officially announced on August 9, confirmed the company earlier this week.