Hey all,
So Samsung has a little known dock called a "productivity dock"
Amazon.com: Samsung Galaxy Smart Dock Multimedia Hub for Galaxy Note II/ Galaxy S 4/ Galaxy S 4 Active/ Galaxy Mega: Cell Phones & Accessories
What it does is, when a phone is plugged in, it uses the single micro-usb connector on the device to project audio through the headphone jack in the back and video through the hdmi out. Basically, a samsung device plugged into this becomes functionally a desktop computer.
My question is whether we could see something like this with Windows Phone 8 in the near future. Plug in a device running Windows Phone in the dock, and you get a Windows experience (running RT of course, but enough to run, say, Office) on a monitor.
Please let me know, because this seems like a killer feature on Samsung's part which isn't well publicized and would love to see it on my Windows Phone.
So Samsung has a little known dock called a "productivity dock"
Amazon.com: Samsung Galaxy Smart Dock Multimedia Hub for Galaxy Note II/ Galaxy S 4/ Galaxy S 4 Active/ Galaxy Mega: Cell Phones & Accessories
What it does is, when a phone is plugged in, it uses the single micro-usb connector on the device to project audio through the headphone jack in the back and video through the hdmi out. Basically, a samsung device plugged into this becomes functionally a desktop computer.
My question is whether we could see something like this with Windows Phone 8 in the near future. Plug in a device running Windows Phone in the dock, and you get a Windows experience (running RT of course, but enough to run, say, Office) on a monitor.
Please let me know, because this seems like a killer feature on Samsung's part which isn't well publicized and would love to see it on my Windows Phone.