Advantage abound for Pixel 8 customers: shocker. Eventually, Google offered a completely new version of Android which was capable of display output, allowing you to connect your device to a monitor or even a TV. This could be a playing ground for similar feature like Samsung’s DeX, a desktop environment that allows you to use your device like a computer.
Pixels used to be deprived of this feature so they had to use manual methods in solving this issue. The Pixel 8 has done a complete U-turn from that and now it is possible to duplicate the phone screen or connect to a basic desktop mode by installing some developer tools.
The most exciting point here is that the full desktop version is yet to be released, so this means that pixel fans who long for more tablet like experience will finally get that.
