Samsung’s phones are crammed with special features, so it’s understandable if one or two have passed you by. However, Samsung’s DeX mode is something you absolutely don’t want to miss. Essentially ...

To use DeX, you’ll need an external display (TV, Monitor or Projector) with HDMI support, additional keyboard and mouse (wired or wireless), the Samsung fast charger that came with your Galaxy S8, and ...

Connecting your smartphone to a computer is nothing new. It’s the fastest way to transfer images and files back and forth. However, that’s often where the interaction stops. In 2017, Samsung ...

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The Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy processor, also features Samsung’s DeX feature. This useful tool allows you to connect your phone to an external display, ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Portable productivity is in the midst of a renaissance. As great hardware gets smaller and great software becomes less demanding, it's already ...

Samsung DeX is fun and reliable enough that I'm able to do all of my desktop-related tasks from a docked phone! Still, while ...

Samsung has finally rolled out its long-awaited One UI 6.0 update based on Android 14. Devices in the Galaxy Tab S9 lineup, the company's flagship tablet range, are among the first to have received ...

Despite being the giant of Android phones, Samsung clearly wants to go its own way. The company keeps finding different ways to try out new technology, resulting in their own smartwatch OS, VR, smart ...

Samsung’s Note 9 flagship enterprise smartphone has arrived with a bunch of hardware upgrades that make it one of the most advanced smartphones ever, but enterprise users might be more interested in a ...

The idea of using a phone as a dedicated computer, whereby connecting it to a computer and the phone somehow morphs into a desktop-caliber operating system and device is a pipe dream. Or is it?