Android 10 was the first version of the app to introduce what Google is known as desktop mode, a function that you can allow change the interface of the operating system making it work on the big screen, in addition to allowing interaction with comments such as a keyboard or mouse. Unfortunately, after the release of the new version of the program, we saw that the project still had a lot of work to follow.
However, independent developers have not stopped working experimentally improve this activity as it was known to be integrated with Android 10. And this function was born Desktop Flow, the newest Android launcher which allows you to take advantage of Android 10 desktop mode.
Use your mobile phone as a computer thanks to Flow Desktop
Although the app is still in development, its developer allows it try it for a while to see what they will be able to do as the project progresses.
To use Flow Desktop, you need to have computer and USB cable for connecting the cell phone, in addition to having the options activated To debug USB, allow files freely and force desktop mode on our Android smartphone 10. They are all available in the developer options menu.
As can be seen in the video shared by the developer, the launcher allows enjoying the full desktop experience, including functions such as multimedia streaming, icons on the desktop, "start" menu where you can access installed applications, and true control of the keyboard and mouse.
While the performance of the app is good for those officially supported devices – the OnePlus 7T Pro, though it is expected to support important calls with Samsung and Samsung DeX – it does work in some way, and the experience is not free to fail. Either way, those interested in the project can download the application free and use it during the trial, before to get out and pay for that version the premium.
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