Google is about to give Android tablets a serious productivity upgrade with a new feature that could change how we use these devices. Google's testing a new feature that lets you resize and arrange app windows just like on a desktop computer.

Google is testing a new feature for Android tablets that will let you resize apps freely and arrange them on your screen at will, making it easier to juggle multiple tasks. The “desktop windowing” feature is now available as a developer preview, and for apps that support it, you could even have more than one instance open.

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The Developer Preview for Desktop Windowing allows the flexible arrangement of app windows on Android tablets, similar to a desktop PC.

Samsung already offers a similar experience through DeX on its tablets, but Google is adding native support for it in Android 15