This midrange Android phone also runs Windows and Linux

Nex Computer runs some Android and this Windows Phone-esque mobile UI that they made in-house.

Nex Computer, a institution that makes hardware designed to crook your telephone into a laptop, is moving connected thing new: the NexPhone. It's a midrange telephone that's designed to treble arsenic your machine and comes with Android and Linux installed, some of which volition connection desktop experiences erstwhile plugged into a monitor.

But the NexPhone's champion instrumentality is that it tin dual-boot into Windows 11, fundamentally becoming a afloat Windows PC erstwhile hooked up to a show - and besides offers a mobile UI that pays tribute to Windows Phone erstwhile it's unplugged. It's a delightfully geeky effort to reply the age-old question: Why can't your smartphone conscionable beryllium your whol …

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