The video gives us a better overview of how Android Qs desktop mode works.
He then connected his phone to the monitor as well as to a portable Bluetooth keyboard and mouse.
Besides the basic desktop shortcuts, there is also a Windows-style menu and a bottom taskbar.
One can see the usual display of status icons and time and also support for widgets and varying themes.
The launcher even has input support for mouse and keyboard.
Also, the launcher is unable to display running apps icons on the taskbar.
Further, the phones screen cannot be turned off without the desktop mode going into a screen saver.
The stable version of Android Q is expected to be released somewhere in Q3 of 2019.
source: www.techworm.net
