Some Samsung fans are immediately providing backlash to the idea that Ready for is better ... I don't see why it's such a controversial statement. It came out and offered 4K resolution, a first party dock with active cooling when Samsung hasn't released any first party accessories in six or seven years since the Note 8. Separate purpose-built modes for gaming and video... Faster charging, chargers come in the box, the flipable razor supports it Honestly if it wasn't for the developers at Good lock dex would be largely ignored. And good lock is not available worldwide, nor is it a native part of dex. And some people are pointing out individual bugs on Motorola /ready for and I don't doubt for a minute that they exist and can be annoying. But I can name a dozen annoying compatibility issues with dex. From proprietary limitations with the on-screen keyboard when using an external monitor, which eliminates the ability to do voice typing in certain cases... Copying and pasting is completely broken on dex. Even their own browser has significant issues with compatibility using the browser version of Google docs which I was trying to use as a workaround. Again I don't mean to nitpick, I think dex is great. Of course these relatively new desktop modes are going to have some nagging bugs. But the people pointing out a couple of them for Motorola as an example as to dex is superior our having a pretty selective memory.
Pardon I meant to say copying and pasting is broken when I'm using Google docs.... There's also another annoying issue that if you're using a keyboard and you try to search for something on a browser and then you hit enter it won't search... You have to take the extra step of clicking the screen with your stylus or finger. It's an issue with several major browsers including Firefox. I think it can be corrected or mitigated if you turn off the digital keyboard when you're using a physical one, but then you lose the ability to quickly voice type.
One of the maiin reasons why all my phones are pretty much samsung flagships that have Dex (ie want a flip phone but not without Dex) I am super interested in Motorolla because they offere competition in this space although it looks a lot like the old school version of Dex. Now Dex is not perfect but it literally replaced all my roku boxes/nvidia shields and is amazing for doing any google stuff on a monitor since I dont log into any google accounts on linux, micrsofot or apple devices.
Samsung has 4k output and they have 4k output Dex docks. It also has seperate app sounds so you can cast your Netflix to a TV wirelesslly and still play games, surf media, or browse shopping or RUclips on you phone. It also has the multi control, link to Windows, and phone connectivity to make/take calls or messages wirelessly on your sepereate device. I can even still use all 12 of my customizable swipe gestures and utilize my phoen at 60hz while the casted program runs at 120hz. Not to mention developer options allows you to force app resizing, for full windows, and force pop windows for any non compatible apps. They've even gotten Linux and winlator running on dex now so that people can tune programs and play actual PC games like Fallout 3. Dex is way ahead.
Thank you for taking time to focus on phones as PC replacements! When my old laptop died, I really didn't want to replace it because it was so heavy. Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you look at it) I needed a new phone too so now I am going for an S23 and nexdock. I would not have known I could do that without your videos.
@@SomeGadgetGuy It's a great feeling! It has been my experience that these sorts of simplifications often improve quality of life. So thank you for making my life easier!
But then again, there are people who'd think why don't you buy a normal laptop if you have a lapdock. What they don't understand about lapdocks is that it's still an external monitor and it can be used on anything outside smartphones.
I am already part of google's ecosystem and in this moment Google has the most boring phone and tablets available but they have not being buggy and certain software advantages to them. I am hunting for a Motorolla phone with the best Dex competitioon. Was going to get the flip but way more limited as they dont have hardware connection. PS I am partaking in gadget glutony
man, I was on holiday in Bratislava. And someone tried to steal and broke my Pixel 7... Figured I'd give Motorola Edge 40 a try... All I can say is, damn... im glad someone tried to steal my Pixel 7. Moto is king.
Fr I miss them so much, I'll never be fully satisfied with a smartphone until they come back. My Pixel is better in many ways but also behind my LG phones from years ago when it comes to useful hardware/software features. Really hope they come back someday
@@XP9724yeah I just figured out you could use screen plus wirelessly with a Miracast enabled device. Just one of those things after 3 years with these devices I learned of a new feature that most modern phones do not have. I will be using my LG v60, wing, G8X as long as I can.
LG should come back, I'm still holding on to my LG G8 and only running Android 11 in it. LG makes laptops the LG Gram why can't they go back to the phone business merge with another company or so.
@@flat-out They were the 3rd biggest in the US too, there's no reason HTC outlasted them 😂. I still got my V35 and G6 as backups/media players, tried to get the G8 but the unit I got was a dud so I sold it. How come u didn't update to android 12 on it? Low-key thinking about getting a V60 since it's basically the last phone and still very modern in terms of specs and software
@@XP9724V60 is still a beast to own in 2023. Even though Sony still keeps the headphone jack and microSD card slot alongside providing video output support, you won't find detachable Dual Screen case with active stylus support for both screens and built-in Quad DAC.
I can't wait for Google to jump into desktop mode. I have been using an s23 ultra since it's release and I haven't touch my computer since then. I always loved portable device and everyday I'm still amazed to see the potential of high end phones and the flexibility of android(love apple hardware but my vision doesnt go with theirs 😅 aka I wish iPad could unleashed its power)
Thanks Juan for covering android desktop mode all these years. Does ReadyFor support high refresh rate like 1440p 120hz? I have a Samsung Galaxy device, I can get 4k 60hz on dex with the help of good lock, but dex or good lock doesn't allow higher refresh rate. It's frustrating, I'm so used to 120hz or higher, I would happily take 1440p 120hz over 4k 60hz
Besides the air mouse (which is pretty dope), i don't see how readyfor is better than dex. What about it makes it better for you? I thought about trying other foldable phones, but i use dex far too much. So i'm wondering what else is out there.
1) supports native 4k resolution. Dex is 1440p max (unless you experiment good lock, but that's a limited to less than half the planet and not part of the native experience) 2)separate gaming mode, video mode etc 3) built a first party dock with modern standards and active cooling 4) supported on their flippable phone This is just off the top of my head, I'm sure Juan could mention several other examples . I live Dex but Samsung hasn't released the first party dock in 6 or 7 years, and has basically ignored any development outside of good lock.
Besides all the cool features it has per se, Ready For is available for some "medium end" phones, like this Edge 40 on which I am writing, and not limited to "High End" phones, although a bit restricted to either using it with cable (HDMI) or wirelessly for specific models. If you want Dex, you have to buy the very expensive ones (the "S" lineup only). Motos w this feature, are more affordable and they give you a very decent "Dex" experience.
@@michaelcorcoran8768development has been sort of ignored, but it's still been getting polished regardless. Separate game mode is subjective to even want, since you can still access your customized game hub in Dex. Also, Dex does far better with emulation and streaming. By the way, the first party Dex dock they released hears ago already and 4k output, multiple types of plug-in ports, wireless charging, and a cooling fan on the back. What do they need to change about it?
Im sure some people will still be upset about the lack of the latest OS, but they should be able to appreciate the nuance of ReadyFor being optimized very well on 13
Have they fixed the mouse hover issue? I had to switch from ReadyFor back to Dex because if I wanted to know what an icon in LumaFusion (or any app) means, I hovered over it with my mouse and in ReadyFor, no tooltip would come up. It would work once or twice and then stop working until ReadyFor was restarted. This made ReadyFor less usable, especially in apps where hover functionality is crucial (Excel, Notion and a LOT of webapps too). Also, do you still need to use a button to pin windows to the side? I know it's a minor thing, but if we're calling ReadyFor better than Dex, its UI shouldn't be a step behind (or two, since Dex also allows dragging windows to corners and splitting the screen into quarters).
Dex has broken copying and pasting on Google docs. Dex has proprietary limitations on which keyboard you can use which really limits voice typing. I mean you can nitpick a few individual things of course in terms of bugs but Dex has plenty of them. But Motorola has native 4K support, it has purpose-built recent first party docks with active cooling. Samsung hasn't released a first party accessory in 6 years. Motorola actually references their desktop mode in their promotions, Samsung just ignores it. In fact 90% of the development for dex has come from good lock which isn't even available worldwide, and is not part of the native dex experience. Don't get me wrong I love dex. I'm always on the subreddit, I use a Galaxy tab everyday and I'm typing this on my old Note 9. But that's why I'm so invested in desktop modes and why I'm so excited Motorola is actually doing stuff with theirs and pushing Samsung to at least try and compete with someone.
@@michaelcorcoran8768 Obviously I share Juan's (and your) enthusiasm for desktop modes. I see them as a great way to replace cheap (or even mid-range) laptops or chromebooks and I'm a big supporter of the "one device to rule them all" idea (hence my use of Fold3 as a phone, tablet and computer). Before that Fold3, I loved my Moto Edge 20 pro. But everytime I tried to replace PC with ReadyFor, and a Windows app with an android or web app, I had to learn new icons, new functionality - and that's not possible when the tooltips/hints don't show up. And as I mentioned, Notion's workflow absolutely depends on things showing up when you hover over certain elements. So while yes, the "drag window to pin it to the side" is a nit-pick, mouse-hover functionality is definitely not. Yes, if the use case is "let me just watch some RUclips / play a game on my big TV", then ReadyFor is easier to setup, with its "mode selection". But as a Desktop Mode and a Windows replacement, it's still a little too rough around the edges. They should really try and bring the UI and shortcuts and overall feel of it closer to a Windows machine if they want to attract that crowd over. Obviously Dex has its own path to walk still and I whole-heartedly agree that GoodLock is a dumb way to develop Dex (at least Samsung has extended its availability to more countries now). They should steal Moto's approach of running it as an app, updateable independent of system updates.
@michaelcorcoran8768 what bugs does Dex suffer from? Please explain because you just made an open blanket statement and talked about how you like Ready For more. Also, even if Samsung hasn't released a Dex accessory in years, they already had a dock with multiple types of ports and a cooling fan attached to the back. They even have wireless charging and allow you to adjust the angle of the phone.
I would love to see Motorola mash up the Edge + with the Moto G Stylus. Producing a premium Motorola option with Ready For functionality and stylus suport ala the S24 Ultra. I would buy that in a heartbeat.
How are you connecting it to the portable monitor? Does the phone support USB-C DP Alt Mode? Or Thunderbolt? Or do you need a USB-C hub that have HDMI, then connect the hub's HDMI to monitor?
One more advantage of phone in desktop mode is less electric energy use. Phone is more efficient than even a laptop, while PC from the wall takes 25-50W (or more, with extra RGB and inefficient power supply). Windows makes it worse with "carbon saving" features, 100 useless processes running in background. Most of the time PCs are idle or low load - like viewing webpages, reading, writing, playing music or video; phone could handle that with less energy used.
Weird, I already had these features since when I bought my Edge 30 Fusion in the start of this year. It came with Android 12, got Android 13 some months ago e yesterday it received a security update but nothing changed in Ready For.
Ready For updates can be handled separately from OS updates, but every new feature then becomes phone dependent. I might have gotten a few of these prior to the OS update, but it all depends on when the update was pushed out to each different model of phone. It seems Android 13 starts us all off fresh with the same new features for Ready For.
Brother man, do you know how I can possibly force this update to my Motorola edge plus 2021? I have two of these phones, the first one I had active when the Android 13 update was being delivered and I was extremely happy because the update for the ready for connectivity it was awesome. before the update was sent and the ready for app worked perfectly amazing, Long story short that first phone went overboard into the ocean 😮, So being as happy as I was with the performance of the phone and always liking Motorola phones I went ahead and purchased the identical same phone make model from the same seller etc etc. I had an activated in late November and have been trying over and over to do system updates and it's telling me that it's up to date with Android version 12 which blows on this phone and am in a jam, do you have any advice to how I can somehow get this Android 13 update onto my now second Motorola edge Plus 2021? Thank you for any help that you or your subscribers would kindly.. recommend
I'd like to test ReadyFor, Dex, and Honor with various resolutions --- there are no monitor resolutions I don't own, so i'll have to try them all..... some dynamically change (ReadyFor), some don't (Dex)
Not on a 16:9 monitor. It detects the resolution and aspect ratio of what you connect it to, and then gives you options at that aspect ratio. For example, it supports my 3440x1440 gaming ultra-wide natively.
Some Samsung fans are immediately providing backlash to the idea that Ready for is better ... I don't see why it's such a controversial statement. It came out and offered 4K resolution, a first party dock with active cooling when Samsung hasn't released any first party accessories in six or seven years since the Note 8.
Separate purpose-built modes for gaming and video... Faster charging, chargers come in the box, the flipable razor supports it
Honestly if it wasn't for the developers at Good lock dex would be largely ignored. And good lock is not available worldwide, nor is it a native part of dex.
And some people are pointing out individual bugs on Motorola /ready for and I don't doubt for a minute that they exist and can be annoying.
But I can name a dozen annoying compatibility issues with dex. From proprietary limitations with the on-screen keyboard when using an external monitor, which eliminates the ability to do voice typing in certain cases... Copying and pasting is completely broken on dex.
Even their own browser has significant issues with compatibility using the browser version of Google docs which I was trying to use as a workaround.
Again I don't mean to nitpick, I think dex is great. Of course these relatively new desktop modes are going to have some nagging bugs.
But the people pointing out a couple of them for Motorola as an example as to dex is superior our having a pretty selective memory.
Pardon I meant to say copying and pasting is broken when I'm using Google docs....
There's also another annoying issue that if you're using a keyboard and you try to search for something on a browser and then you hit enter it won't search...
You have to take the extra step of clicking the screen with your stylus or finger.
It's an issue with several major browsers including Firefox. I think it can be corrected or mitigated if you turn off the digital keyboard when you're using a physical one, but then you lose the ability to quickly voice type.
One of the maiin reasons why all my phones are pretty much samsung flagships that have Dex (ie want a flip phone but not without Dex) I am super interested in Motorolla because they offere competition in this space although it looks a lot like the old school version of Dex. Now Dex is not perfect but it literally replaced all my roku boxes/nvidia shields and is amazing for doing any google stuff on a monitor since I dont log into any google accounts on linux, micrsofot or apple devices.
Samsung has 4k output and they have 4k output Dex docks. It also has seperate app sounds so you can cast your Netflix to a TV wirelesslly and still play games, surf media, or browse shopping or RUclips on you phone. It also has the multi control, link to Windows, and phone connectivity to make/take calls or messages wirelessly on your sepereate device. I can even still use all 12 of my customizable swipe gestures and utilize my phoen at 60hz while the casted program runs at 120hz. Not to mention developer options allows you to force app resizing, for full windows, and force pop windows for any non compatible apps. They've even gotten Linux and winlator running on dex now so that people can tune programs and play actual PC games like Fallout 3. Dex is way ahead.
Thank you for taking time to focus on phones as PC replacements! When my old laptop died, I really didn't want to replace it because it was so heavy. Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you look at it) I needed a new phone too so now I am going for an S23 and nexdock. I would not have known I could do that without your videos.
It's a good feel, right?
@@SomeGadgetGuy It's a great feeling! It has been my experience that these sorts of simplifications often improve quality of life. So thank you for making my life easier!
But then again, there are people who'd think why don't you buy a normal laptop if you have a lapdock. What they don't understand about lapdocks is that it's still an external monitor and it can be used on anything outside smartphones.
The air mouse is a dope feature.😮 I don't think I've seen it on other mobile-desktop environments.
That's a nice addition. Now lets see if Google delivers a desktop mode too.
I am already part of google's ecosystem and in this moment Google has the most boring phone and tablets available but they have not being buggy and certain software advantages to them. I am hunting for a Motorolla phone with the best Dex competitioon. Was going to get the flip but way more limited as they dont have hardware connection. PS I am partaking in gadget glutony
Are you able to use a wired mouse? in ready for mode or bluetooth only
man, I was on holiday in Bratislava. And someone tried to steal and broke my Pixel 7... Figured I'd give Motorola Edge 40 a try... All I can say is, damn... im glad someone tried to steal my Pixel 7. Moto is king.
The things we lost when LG decided not to continue on the phone market...
Fr I miss them so much, I'll never be fully satisfied with a smartphone until they come back. My Pixel is better in many ways but also behind my LG phones from years ago when it comes to useful hardware/software features. Really hope they come back someday
@@XP9724yeah I just figured out you could use screen plus wirelessly with a Miracast enabled device. Just one of those things after 3 years with these devices I learned of a new feature that most modern phones do not have.
I will be using my LG v60, wing, G8X as long as I can.
LG should come back, I'm still holding on to my LG G8 and only running Android 11 in it.
LG makes laptops the LG Gram why can't they go back to the phone business merge with another company or so.
@@flat-out They were the 3rd biggest in the US too, there's no reason HTC outlasted them 😂. I still got my V35 and G6 as backups/media players, tried to get the G8 but the unit I got was a dud so I sold it. How come u didn't update to android 12 on it? Low-key thinking about getting a V60 since it's basically the last phone and still very modern in terms of specs and software
@@XP9724V60 is still a beast to own in 2023. Even though Sony still keeps the headphone jack and microSD card slot alongside providing video output support, you won't find detachable Dual Screen case with active stylus support for both screens and built-in Quad DAC.
I can't wait for Google to jump into desktop mode.
I have been using an s23 ultra since it's release and I haven't touch my computer since then. I always loved portable device and everyday I'm still amazed to see the potential of high end phones and the flexibility of android(love apple hardware but my vision doesnt go with theirs 😅 aka I wish iPad could unleashed its power)
RIGHT! I'm still consistently disappointed Samsung doesn't make more noise about Dex. It's a monster feature that truly sets their phones apart.
Yes sir
Thanks Juan for covering android desktop mode all these years. Does ReadyFor support high refresh rate like 1440p 120hz? I have a Samsung Galaxy device, I can get 4k 60hz on dex with the help of good lock, but dex or good lock doesn't allow higher refresh rate. It's frustrating, I'm so used to 120hz or higher, I would happily take 1440p 120hz over 4k 60hz
Nerp. Sadly none of the phones seem to support higher refresh while using the USBC.
Great info
It's nice to see 😊
Besides the air mouse (which is pretty dope), i don't see how readyfor is better than dex. What about it makes it better for you? I thought about trying other foldable phones, but i use dex far too much. So i'm wondering what else is out there.
1) supports native 4k resolution. Dex is 1440p max (unless you experiment good lock, but that's a limited to less than half the planet and not part of the native experience)
2)separate gaming mode, video mode etc
3) built a first party dock with modern standards and active cooling
4) supported on their flippable phone
This is just off the top of my head, I'm sure Juan could mention several other examples .
I live Dex but Samsung hasn't released the first party dock in 6 or 7 years, and has basically ignored any development outside of good lock.
Besides all the cool features it has per se, Ready For is available for some "medium end" phones, like this Edge 40 on which I am writing, and not limited to "High End" phones, although a bit restricted to either using it with cable (HDMI) or wirelessly for specific models. If you want Dex, you have to buy the very expensive ones (the "S" lineup only). Motos w this feature, are more affordable and they give you a very decent "Dex" experience.
@@michaelcorcoran8768development has been sort of ignored, but it's still been getting polished regardless. Separate game mode is subjective to even want, since you can still access your customized game hub in Dex. Also, Dex does far better with emulation and streaming. By the way, the first party Dex dock they released hears ago already and 4k output, multiple types of plug-in ports, wireless charging, and a cooling fan on the back. What do they need to change about it?
Im sure some people will still be upset about the lack of the latest OS, but they should be able to appreciate the nuance of ReadyFor being optimized very well on 13
Have they fixed the mouse hover issue? I had to switch from ReadyFor back to Dex because if I wanted to know what an icon in LumaFusion (or any app) means, I hovered over it with my mouse and in ReadyFor, no tooltip would come up. It would work once or twice and then stop working until ReadyFor was restarted. This made ReadyFor less usable, especially in apps where hover functionality is crucial (Excel, Notion and a LOT of webapps too).
Also, do you still need to use a button to pin windows to the side? I know it's a minor thing, but if we're calling ReadyFor better than Dex, its UI shouldn't be a step behind (or two, since Dex also allows dragging windows to corners and splitting the screen into quarters).
Dex has broken copying and pasting on Google docs. Dex has proprietary limitations on which keyboard you can use which really limits voice typing. I mean you can nitpick a few individual things of course in terms of bugs but Dex has plenty of them. But Motorola has native 4K support, it has purpose-built recent first party docks with active cooling. Samsung hasn't released a first party accessory in 6 years.
Motorola actually references their desktop mode in their promotions, Samsung just ignores it. In fact 90% of the development for dex has come from good lock which isn't even available worldwide, and is not part of the native dex experience.
Don't get me wrong I love dex. I'm always on the subreddit, I use a Galaxy tab everyday and I'm typing this on my old Note 9.
But that's why I'm so invested in desktop modes and why I'm so excited Motorola is actually doing stuff with theirs and pushing Samsung to at least try and compete with someone.
@@michaelcorcoran8768
Obviously I share Juan's (and your) enthusiasm for desktop modes. I see them as a great way to replace cheap (or even mid-range) laptops or chromebooks and I'm a big supporter of the "one device to rule them all" idea (hence my use of Fold3 as a phone, tablet and computer). Before that Fold3, I loved my Moto Edge 20 pro. But everytime I tried to replace PC with ReadyFor, and a Windows app with an android or web app, I had to learn new icons, new functionality - and that's not possible when the tooltips/hints don't show up. And as I mentioned, Notion's workflow absolutely depends on things showing up when you hover over certain elements. So while yes, the "drag window to pin it to the side" is a nit-pick, mouse-hover functionality is definitely not.
Yes, if the use case is "let me just watch some RUclips / play a game on my big TV", then ReadyFor is easier to setup, with its "mode selection". But as a Desktop Mode and a Windows replacement, it's still a little too rough around the edges. They should really try and bring the UI and shortcuts and overall feel of it closer to a Windows machine if they want to attract that crowd over. Obviously Dex has its own path to walk still and I whole-heartedly agree that GoodLock is a dumb way to develop Dex (at least Samsung has extended its availability to more countries now). They should steal Moto's approach of running it as an app, updateable independent of system updates.
@michaelcorcoran8768 what bugs does Dex suffer from? Please explain because you just made an open blanket statement and talked about how you like Ready For more. Also, even if Samsung hasn't released a Dex accessory in years, they already had a dock with multiple types of ports and a cooling fan attached to the back. They even have wireless charging and allow you to adjust the angle of the phone.
1:26 "air mouse" aka gyro-based? pointer
awesommmme
Can you use the galaxy tab 9⃣ ultra as a monitor for ready for with the edge plus?
This gives me peace of mind as I'm waiting for my xreal beam to arrive for my moto Razr. 😎😎😎
It helps 👍
Is “ready for” available now after the update on Moto g82 ??
I'm interested to see how this can handle figma and some browser-based ide. This feature could be handy for some designers/developers on the go.
Makes me all the more sad that my OnePlus 8 pro no longer really has a working desktop mode 😭
Drives me crazy how it keeps getting worse.
Did they break ready fpr on some devices. Just got an edge plus 2023 and the screen flashes when connected through hdmi and then goes blank.
I have the new Edge plus 2023 and I've had nothing but issues with ready for but I don't know if it's my phone or my TV
I would love to see Motorola mash up the Edge + with the Moto G Stylus. Producing a premium Motorola option with Ready For functionality and stylus suport ala the S24 Ultra. I would buy that in a heartbeat.
Does this desktop mode support non-android tv ?
i'd love to have a set of AR goggles that could use this feature
How are you connecting it to the portable monitor? Does the phone support USB-C DP Alt Mode? Or Thunderbolt?
Or do you need a USB-C hub that have HDMI, then connect the hub's HDMI to monitor?
One more advantage of phone in desktop mode is less electric energy use. Phone is more efficient than even a laptop, while PC from the wall takes 25-50W (or more, with extra RGB and inefficient power supply). Windows makes it worse with "carbon saving" features, 100 useless processes running in background. Most of the time PCs are idle or low load - like viewing webpages, reading, writing, playing music or video; phone could handle that with less energy used.
It's crazy what a phone can do with 10W of power...
Can you check if ready for can work with touch screen monitor? Mine dont eork, tried a few diffrent cabels.
is the a night mode feature for external monitor? (Blue Light Filter ?)
Is the Ready For technology compatible with Arzopa portable monitors?
Weird, I already had these features since when I bought my Edge 30 Fusion in the start of this year. It came with Android 12, got Android 13 some months ago e yesterday it received a security update but nothing changed in Ready For.
Ready For updates can be handled separately from OS updates, but every new feature then becomes phone dependent. I might have gotten a few of these prior to the OS update, but it all depends on when the update was pushed out to each different model of phone.
It seems Android 13 starts us all off fresh with the same new features for Ready For.
Brother man, do you know how I can possibly force this update to my Motorola edge plus 2021? I have two of these phones, the first one I had active when the Android 13 update was being delivered and I was extremely happy because the update for the ready for connectivity it was awesome. before the update was sent and the ready for app worked perfectly amazing, Long story short that first phone went overboard into the ocean 😮, So being as happy as I was with the performance of the phone and always liking Motorola phones I went ahead and purchased the identical same phone make model from the same seller etc etc. I had an activated in late November and have been trying over and over to do system updates and it's telling me that it's up to date with Android version 12 which blows on this phone and am in a jam, do you have any advice to how I can somehow get this Android 13 update onto my now second Motorola edge Plus 2021? Thank you for any help that you or your subscribers would kindly.. recommend
I'd like to test ReadyFor, Dex, and Honor with various resolutions --- there are no monitor resolutions I don't own, so i'll have to try them all..... some dynamically change (ReadyFor), some don't (Dex)
Man I would love the moto edge to have a 1in sensor, man than edge + 2022 is less than $300
One day my Edge 2022 will get Android 13 lol
LOL Ohhh Moto... Sigh...
Its work with touch screen?
Yup.
no 16:10 ?
Not on a 16:9 monitor. It detects the resolution and aspect ratio of what you connect it to, and then gives you options at that aspect ratio. For example, it supports my 3440x1440 gaming ultra-wide natively.