ZDNET's Jason Perlow predicted that Google would merge Android and Chrome OS to create a new, lightweight hybrid smartphone/desktop operating system.

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Google seems to be bringing an enhanced desktop mode with the Android 16 update. The new iteration of the OS will make it easier for users to use an external display with their Android smartphones.

Soon you may be able to use Google’s Android operating system more like a desktop operating system… at least on tablets or other devices with large screens. Google has released a developer ...

Android Q offered glimpses of a desktop mode back in 2019. Five OS generations later, a proper desktop mode still eludes Android. So, why buy into promises like “powerhouse tablet computing”?

The latest beta build of Android 16 has given us a glimpse of the next-gen desktop mode that Google is currently developing for Android phones.

The Android 15 QPR1 update could bring an improved desktop-style windowing system that allows you to minimize and maximize app windows.

Android 16's desktop windowing will be released later this year. Google Android 16 supported devices Android 16 is initially rolling out to these Google Pixel devices: ...