Although the Galaxy S8 and its larger brother/sister ... to place the device and strategy into context: Samsung's new DeX feature blurs the lines between phones and desktops.

Credit: Mashable DeX, short for "Desktop Experience," is Samsung’s new dock specifically designed for the new Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ smartphones. When closed, it looks a little like a hockey ...

And while DeX goes a long way toward improving the Android tablet experience, there’s still some work to be done. Who it’s for: Samsung’s $899 Galaxy Tab S8+ has a fantastic-looking display ...

This rugged variant of the S8 has all of the features ... It also supports Samsung Pay - via both NFC and magnetic card emulation - Samsung's DeX desktop dock, fast wireless charging, memory ...

And, unlike Samsung's flagship Galaxy phones, you even get a microSD ... By touching the Dex button in the Tab S8's Quick Settings (or using a CMD + W keyboard shortcut), you can switch from ...

The most interesting feature in the Samsung Galaxy S8 is all about the enterprise. Samsung and Citrix outlined a DeX docking station that provides a desktop experience. The hardware -- notably ...

with the Galaxy S8 will likely be this: Samsung Dex. This device has been rumored for a short while as a dock which allows the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Galaxy Note 8 to act as their own desktop-like ...

In case you’ve been living under a rock today, Samsung just announced the Galaxy S8 today. It’s powerful, it’s gorgeous, and it brings some ambitious ideas to the table as well.

Here's a list of Samsung Galaxy devices that support DeX: Samsung Galaxy S phones: Galaxy S8, S9, S10, S20, S21, S22, S23 and S24 series Samsung Galaxy Note phones: Galaxy Note 8, Note 9 ...

The Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra officially launches February 25 ... as long as both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network. This is where Samsung's DeX mode can really comes in handy, as it's designed ...

It also supports Samsung Pay - via both NFC and magnetic card emulation - Samsung's DeX desktop dock, fast wireless charging, memory cards, and 3.5mm headphones.