I still remember my lumia 520. The best ui and ux i have ever used till now. It just needed better developer support. And the smartphone design and build, its charging was excellent. Microsoft should try it again
Hopefully I had Lumia 625 and it's one of the awesome windows phone till the date...😍😍 And it could currently support windows 8.1 and Didn't get anymore system updates. Still It holds the best capacity🔥 I loved it.🥰
yup, It's cool for sure but they r not the 1st one who showed this WIN11 on smartphone stuff. Ig Geekerwan's channel is the first who demonstrated this(here's the video link- " th-cam.com/video/nrvnpFCcZeA/w-d-xo.html ") check their video out that's more detailed...
I love the idea of Windows 11 on a phone. I own a Surface Duo 2 and there is a developer doing it right now for the Duo 2. I agree that MS should have just done this earlier. Hey ... if the developer community proves it works and people like it, then a phone shell, like say 'Windows Launcher' for Windows, this could really be where future phones are headed. Love it!
I used Windows phones, people irrationally disliked them. They were really really good! Android nowadays is an unbearable platform, with every manufacturer locking their bootloader, killing their dev communities and shoveling a terrible bloated skin into their rom. The only one that modified Android itself was Huawei, and that’s Chinese spyware! Pixels are alright I guess, and the NothingOS looks promising as a feature-packing unbloated Android.
It makes me amazed by how powerful phones these days are. Literally the phone in the video ran games just as well as my old computer, which was a big loud desktop and this is a teeny tiny phone you can slip into your pocket
yes, u can run. but smartphone never can beat durability of computer in same spec. for ex i ever use ffmpeg in phone for 8 hour non-stop to encode. u knows what happens? all part get hot, even backcover glue detached.
This is exactly what Microsoft should have done with Windows Phone. Maybe this could still be a thing and the alternative we need other than Android and iOS
They did better than this for their smartphones. Lumia phones were way ahead of their time and Competition in both hardware and software. Only fault was the locked source code. Meaning you couldn't install apps outside their app store and a lot of services/apps were unavailable. Basically a 3rd party developer couldn't contribute to their system. And thats where android f***ed them
Man, it's so refreshing to see a video titlte that looks like a click bait, and then BOOM! No bullsh***, straight into it right from the start and then you just continue. Please, please make that a new trend on youtube. Huge kudos for that my friend! And great video too.
Now that I've watched this video, I'm really looking forward to get another phone to try this. It's Crazy. And the fact poco F1 still having the best compatibility made me smile.
Having a fully functional version of Windows on a phone is really the perfect situation... you can use your phone as your full PC at home or work, just attach a monitor and peripherals. That's what I always wanted and hoped it was where MS was going with their phones and OSs.
@@xpusostomos I think, ideally, you'd have a dock that provides additional hardware (for example, a video card, hard drive, maybe even more CPU power if they could make that work... which I dont think is currently possible, etc)
Great stuff. Thanks to BeeBom team for making this video and to youtube for recommending. It is a breath of fresh air to see Win 11 running on a phone. The UI and graphics looks very sleek and stylish.
Considering the integrations that Windows and Android now have, if you don't need to like full reboot to go to the other system, and it works with external monitors via HDMI or similar outputs, it can become a very interesting option.
This combo of android and windows can kill the competition. I think most people have an android phone and windows laptops. It can be a whole new ecosystem aggregation, pretty dope.
I think it will be Linux and Android/crDroid. The flexibility and configuration options are soo huge. I mean with KDE Connect already along with my laptop I remotely use the laptop and vice versa. I can share files and clipboard just with a single press in the options panel with Wifi and all. Control media and share notifications received on either device with each other.
@@Codyslx It is a different kernel. With the current trend of Microsoft collecting more and more data and with people being more privacy concious, also with large TH-camrs like Linus from LTT trying out Linux, the arrival of the Steam Deck, Linux usage in personal use is increasing. It will take years and maybe even decades before it solidifies the top throne but it is getting there. It is already the de facto for Servers due to minimal requirements and it helps revive older laptops as well as they become slow and buggy as Windows updates increase their requirements.
I consider this to be a real game changer. Couple years from now and we'll probably just be connecting our phones to a monitor and use it as you would a PC. So exciting!
Yes bro YES!!!!! i'm sooo glad this project is getting the recognition it deserves and people are all realizing how amazing would be a full fledged desktop windows running on the go, and when you need to can be used like a normal desktop on a monitor and all, all on a pocketable device!!!! This has been my dream for years!!!!
I like windows phone but at the same time hate it. It lacks so many features that a budget smartphone at that time have. Lack of apps also the major things that made me hate it even more. It do run smoothly despite the specs are not that high for a smartphone.
Might be interesting to see what the open source community can come up with in regards to a shell to replace the default explorer when using it as a phone, but enable the regular desktop when it is plugged into a secondary display such as a monitor. There's a Mac-like shell called Cairo which replaces the default Windows shell, for example. Also the reason for Snapdragon 845 Compatibility is because that is the chip that was used in the Lumia 950XL.
It's very complicated to download from renegade. It's not a simple download, you need computer science knowledge to be able to do this or you will permanently "break" your device. And also your cellphone is probably absent in the " supported devices list ". So don't try it unless you know what you're doing.
I used Windows Phone for years! I was running Windows Mobile before Windows Phone debuted. The only reason I left the ship was the lack of apps in the app store. This was after about 10 years in the Windows mobile ecosystem. I would consider a come back if they made it a better ui experience for mobile on the full desktop OS. I had multiple phones in the Mobile side and the Windows Phone side.
Poco f1 is The Ashmathama. Been more than 3yrs and pretty much works flawless. With GCam and Snapseed, Still a amazing output. OnePlus One and Poco F1 are such legendary phones.
#RightToRepair #Fairphone #FrameworkLaptop I'd love to see Fairphone, Framework, Shiftphone, Teracube, Pinephone, component manufacturers, and other smaller or niche consumer computing brands collaborating to establish interopable hardware standards to truly make repairability & interbrand modularity a reality! 🤞
Windows Phone is still my favorite phone OS. It was more stable than Android and more flexible than IOS. I wish that developer support had kept up. Windows Phone was ahead of its time, I don't love either of my current options. I would rank them Windows Phone, Android, and IOS. I have tried all three phone OSs, and these are my honest opinions.
lumia 800 and lumia 1020 :) and lumia 520 for my mom. I wouldn't mind seeing another windows phone that can hopefully succeed as well. It was very user friendly,, which is what I liked about it. My mom had no issues using it, once I had to switch her to Android, even picking up a phone call was a challenge. We can use more competition, would have been great if the other OS (Symbian and Blackberry) could have kept up too.
1st phone 520 then upgraded to 830 still I am lumia fan I miss lumia the most come back lumia now I earn I will buy best phone of lumia come back madarchod aaja wapis
Let's start a petition requesting Microsoft to port full fledged Windows 11 on the mobile. Hoping that Microsoft sees this video and start working on it in future.
Since there's already a Windows on Arm and Android App support on Windows 11, I really don't understand why Samsung is not considering of making the Tab S8 Ultra as a Windows 11 device. There's a good speakers for media consumption, a 120hz display Amoled, a great battery life and a usefull productitivity desktop app, It could definitely kill the iPads the Macs and even the Surface.
I'm pretty sure they're working on it and it'll come soon. Tablettes are geting closer and closer to PCs and PCs are getting closer and closer to tablettes, they will eventually become one.
Samsung mobiles are compatible with windows simlessly. When connected to a windows for the 1rst time it offers you to run windows Ui instead of Samsungs they work together. My notes do that.
It's also the case with Android, Samsung want to keep it theirs first. They offer their own alternatives to almost every native Google apps. Their devices work with windows but in their own way. But you right if they could really team up for once it'd be a master piece
@@og_4286 What I want to see from their S8 tab offering is a full blown Windows 11 OS. I've seen their Windows 11 laptop that tweaks the UI of windows settings making it looks like their own OneUI. They could've team up with Microsoft and bring their Galaxy Android App Store to Windows 11 and make it exclusively their own.
If these works by screen casting (just like Samsung dex) I wouldn't mind buying pocof1 or any other supported device. This is next level 💯 👌 kudos to the developer(s).
@@beebomco yes ..if it is integrated on samsung phone..... Using dex feature... Imagine how the Experience of windows 11 on smart TV...😃 So..no need to buy windows laptop😁
I'm sure if you buy a usb C docking station and connect the phone, then connect the hdmi output to a monitor it will show on windows as an external screen.
It would've been interesting, considering Windows 11 has a WSA(Windows Subsystem for Android), so you can use your Android apps, how you would on your phone. Also the x64 emulation that Windows has is pretty cool, but I never had Windows on ARM, so I've never tried it.
Wait so you're saying we install windows on an Android phone to use the windows subsystem for Android to install Android apps on windows 11 that's installed on the android device ??
That is great! I always wanted to have the same drivers crashing all the time on my phone as well as my laptop. Now we can be constantly rebooting our phones as well as our PCs.
I would absolutely love this. I wouldn't have to lug my laptop around when I travel, and I could boot into Windows when I needed to do some work in the hotel using their TV as the display. Then I could whip out some games. I would also just love to have Windows whenever and wherever I want it. Potential gold mine for Microsoft. They could sell their OS for phones at a low price and billions of people would probably use it in some way or another.
@@xToTaLBoReDoMx You want to put money on that? Because I have two fully operating Windows 11 and Ubuntu OS's on respective 64GB flash drives. All you need is Rufus and some memory..
Microsoft should make a comeback with the Windows phone and maybe this time make it more open and supportive to the third party app developers. Windows is already the #1 OS for productivity and gaming. If they can bring the true ecosystem like Apple then they have a chance to even take the throne!
@@battlebuddy4517 personal definition of productivity: hello there sarcasm aside, i wish you could allow ALL floating windows to be pinned ontop or below, and alt/super + drag them, or not shut down during important tasks to work on 20 minute updates, then and only then will i consider windoze remotely productive compared to linux or mac.
I had a lumia 630 and I freakin love it. It never lags, the UI for me is the best. I hope they will manage to create another phone with a full fledged windows os in a lumia like build quality. They can take my money right away.
Now imagine this running on a OnePlus 7 Pro, no screen cutout, 90hz display, and it has external display support. You could basically replace a pc with a phone and hook it up to some accesoires and a monitor, since windows has excellent external display support
this is sort of possible with Samsung DeX a desktop like environment (still on Android) if you hook it up to a monitor and keyboard plus mouse, yet nobody really uses it I think most people are too lazy to setup stuff like this and just want a dedicated device for the sought after task
you'd be impressed how easy you can connect wirelessly with hotspot or wifi and smart tv. Just click cast on windows 11 and screen mirror to firestick. Monitor with hdmi slot then connect to your windows 11 phone.
Just imagine running the latest high end smartphones on Window 11, like the rog phone 5 for example, or maybe, xiaomi mi 12 ultra, it would even probably handle Gta 4 at some medium performance or maybe Some post-2010 games like Battlefield 3, cod bo3, and more, i could imagine it
The commentary within the video is so spot-on and very well articulated. I agree with every single thing he said. I'll tell you this, man.....if STEAM gaming were to function on the phone as it fully functions on a Windows laptop, despite Valve having the Steam "Deck", then a Windows 11 phone (on a high-powered modern phone) would absolutely kill the phone market (or maybe close to it). Steam is what I'm after and the Steam Deck is not what I'm lookin' for. A Windows 11 OS that can be slapped on to any Android-device that just so happens to be modern and high-powered, that's awesome. Imagine rooting a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and then hooking that up to an external monitor, dope. Although, a 14.6-inch tab is good enough for me to game on anyway without needing to hook up to an external monitor. This was a great video. I am a new Subscriber, as I discovered Beebom recently when I looked up for articles on sideloading Android apps on my newest Chromebook and also activating Linux on it. Both separate articles came from Beebom. New fan here.
Not going to lie: I miss Windows Phone. Never had one because there were no apps being developed but I loved the UI and how well it integrated with Windows.
This project is ideal for Samsung Tablets (especially the S series where you get the keyboard attachment). You essentially have Android and Windows in one device.
That would be really awesome having Windows 11 on a mobile device. I am thinking, what if it is possible to have the OS be installed on any existing mobile device and would be compatible...like Samsung...🤔 It would be so so nice. But this video really brings possibilities. Nice one 👍
Good video, didn't realise people were working on porting Windows for Arm to phones. Thought you would've showed task manager, did more well known PC benchmarks, tried to connect to an external display or tried showing what happens when you open a newer game on the phone though but good videos for shedding light on a niche subject anyway
@@irshadsayyad9017 Windows is not open source but Microsoft itself allows you to download Windows for free from their website so technically they can't be jailed.
Microsoft needs to fully support this ASAP. Surface Duo 3 with Windows 11 and Android apps? Sounds like they can perfect the Duo and get the power users fully on board.
I also loved the windows Phone. Lumia 520 was my first smartphone and I remember using WhatsApp for free even after a year while my friends had to pay or change their numbers to continue using it 🤣. Honestly it was a great experience in the beginning and the os then was as smooth as Android now, and Android user friends then seriously could not dream of competing with my lumia but on the other hand it lacked some common apps
@@agastya4700 WhatsApp used to charge, although only $1/year, which may not look much, but put together all the hundreds of millions of people that used the app back then and you got a shit ton of money...
I have used Windows Phone for 6 Years and really it is very good experience Ya there are many problems related to new apps and updates but then also.. I love it I can Remember in 2016 I can easily ScreenCast through my Lumia 630 but can't through my android phone I mean there is a lag in my android phone I would literally love if Microsoft brings this
At this point if someone made a fully featured Windows 11 phone, I would pay double than any other phone out there for it. Having a laptop you can carry in your pocket, and take calls, and hook to a monitor/keyboard, and run Android apps through Windows 11. Wow
I have been thinking this since lumia launched that finally we will have another ecosystem kind of experience other than apple, but unfortunately it didn't last longer. Hope it takes over the future soon.. I would love to have a windows ecosystem across devices..
they cant simply. Cause in androids, there r tons of problems. Screen size , resolution , chipsets , display type , refresh rate , pixel density , cooling , battery , UI etc etc.... It's impossible
Fun fact, you can stream via RDP Windows to your Android/iOS and the resolution will change to your phone's resolution, including vertical, and the UI adapts really good even with gestures. It looks exactly like running native on a phone.
This looks pretty good ! Hope we can see dual boot phones in sales soon. Although really disagree with the Apple comparison ecosystem as currently the only one.
Looks nice and Windows 11 has potential for phones now, but this is Windows for Arm, so you're probably not going to get full app support anytime soon, at least not 64 Bit. If however, Microsoft decide to switch to Windows as a shell on Linux, now you're talking all device support, but still with an emulator for Win32/64 apps. surprising just how smoothly it works and I can see potential for the 'Dex Style' Desktop experience for Business users.
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Wassup Squad! Do you guys want Microsoft to make a comeback in the smartphone OS world? 🤔
yes they need a comeback with this is a very good experience
My Ashwatthama (The Legendary Poco F1) is never getting old. 🔥🔥
Have you tried running command prompt in this device?
When I was 13-14 year old kid there was great buzz of windows lumia phone I always wanted one...and I would love have windows OS on phones!!!!
Yesssss they should bring windows 11 as a smartphone os
I still remember my lumia 520. The best ui and ux i have ever used till now. It just needed better developer support. And the smartphone design and build, its charging was excellent. Microsoft should try it again
i still have
I had 520 then I switch to limit 830 what a the phone was I was windows die hard fan lumia was luv …
I also have
I still have.... That yellow colour 💛
Hopefully I had Lumia 625 and it's one of the awesome windows phone till the date...😍😍 And it could currently support windows 8.1 and Didn't get anymore system updates. Still It holds the best capacity🔥 I loved it.🥰
The moment he said it's dualbooting Android and Windows, shit got real. This is soo cool and I want to try this.
Holyyyy shitttt I want to do thisss
yup, It's cool for sure but they r not the 1st one who showed this WIN11 on smartphone stuff.
Ig Geekerwan's channel is the first who demonstrated this(here's the video link- " th-cam.com/video/nrvnpFCcZeA/w-d-xo.html ")
check their video out that's more detailed...
@@rohankumarmanna well yeah ... But dual booting a phone is something that I actually never heard of... And it's quite exciting tbh
@@daksh3120 there is a linux smartphone with the same... You can dual boot miui and pixel experience rom
Although in OP6T, dualbooting with A10 is recommended and A11 is not, it's still amazing
I love the idea of Windows 11 on a phone. I own a Surface Duo 2 and there is a developer doing it right now for the Duo 2. I agree that MS should have just done this earlier. Hey ... if the developer community proves it works and people like it, then a phone shell, like say 'Windows Launcher' for Windows, this could really be where future phones are headed. Love it!
If you have a best pc , wifi 6e and usb 3.0 supported smartphone
Then you can do this with SPACEDESK software 😊
Holy Gus
I used Windows phones, people irrationally disliked them. They were really really good! Android nowadays is an unbearable platform, with every manufacturer locking their bootloader, killing their dev communities and shoveling a terrible bloated skin into their rom. The only one that modified Android itself was Huawei, and that’s Chinese spyware! Pixels are alright I guess, and the NothingOS looks promising as a feature-packing unbloated Android.
It makes me amazed by how powerful phones these days are. Literally the phone in the video ran games just as well as my old computer, which was a big loud desktop and this is a teeny tiny phone you can slip into your pocket
yes, u can run. but smartphone never can beat durability of computer in same spec. for ex i ever use ffmpeg in phone for 8 hour non-stop to encode. u knows what happens? all part get hot, even backcover glue detached.
powerful and fragile
@@tunkunrunk Technology is sensitive
There has never been another phone having dev community support quite like POCO F1 😂
Because poco was such a legendary phone
Redmi K20 Pro.
Legend never dies ❤️
OnePlus one had a lot of support
OnePlus one !... 🧡
This is exactly what Microsoft should have done with Windows Phone. Maybe this could still be a thing and the alternative we need other than Android and iOS
Especially when it comes to MIUI
Yeah no kidding. It really is the way to execute such a feat, and Microsoft really did mess it up
Its a great way to make sure that no one will buy their phones
Yes
They did better than this for their smartphones. Lumia phones were way ahead of their time and Competition in both hardware and software.
Only fault was the locked source code. Meaning you couldn't install apps outside their app store and a lot of services/apps were unavailable. Basically a 3rd party developer couldn't contribute to their system. And thats where android f***ed them
Man, it's so refreshing to see a video titlte that looks like a click bait, and then BOOM! No bullsh***, straight into it right from the start and then you just continue. Please, please make that a new trend on youtube. Huge kudos for that my friend! And great video too.
6:15 Yeah you are right. We used to find Windows PC's feature on Android. That was the main market of windows apps
Now that I've watched this video, I'm really looking forward to get another phone to try this. It's Crazy. And the fact poco F1 still having the best compatibility made me smile.
i have poco x3 pro
Poco f1 ✋
Not poco F1
OnePlus 6t and Ayn odin
My poco f1
Does put a smile on my face😏 (poco f1 user)
Having a fully functional version of Windows on a phone is really the perfect situation... you can use your phone as your full PC at home or work, just attach a monitor and peripherals. That's what I always wanted and hoped it was where MS was going with their phones and OSs.
The HP Elite x3 did that with Windows 10
@@kelvs45 yes and you can even remote desktop on a windows PC from Samsung dex
I think the sorf of high-end app that you need Windows for, and not Android, would still run like shit on a phone.
@@xpusostomos I think, ideally, you'd have a dock that provides additional hardware (for example, a video card, hard drive, maybe even more CPU power if they could make that work... which I dont think is currently possible, etc)
@@DeusExAstra once you've got all that, why not just have the computer too?
Great stuff. Thanks to BeeBom team for making this video and to youtube for recommending. It is a breath of fresh air to see Win 11 running on a phone. The UI and graphics looks very sleek and stylish.
Considering the integrations that Windows and Android now have, if you don't need to like full reboot to go to the other system, and it works with external monitors via HDMI or similar outputs, it can become a very interesting option.
This combo of android and windows can kill the competition. I think most people have an android phone and windows laptops. It can be a whole new ecosystem aggregation, pretty dope.
I agree
It's already a combo, just pair your android phone to your windows laptop.
I think it will be Linux and Android/crDroid. The flexibility and configuration options are soo huge. I mean with KDE Connect already along with my laptop I remotely use the laptop and vice versa. I can share files and clipboard just with a single press in the options panel with Wifi and all. Control media and share notifications received on either device with each other.
@@pranavsetpal Tf is a linux
@@Codyslx It is a different kernel. With the current trend of Microsoft collecting more and more data and with people being more privacy concious, also with large TH-camrs like Linus from LTT trying out Linux, the arrival of the Steam Deck, Linux usage in personal use is increasing. It will take years and maybe even decades before it solidifies the top throne but it is getting there. It is already the de facto for Servers due to minimal requirements and it helps revive older laptops as well as they become slow and buggy as Windows updates increase their requirements.
I consider this to be a real game changer. Couple years from now and we'll probably just be connecting our phones to a monitor and use it as you would a PC. So exciting!
It was already there with high end lumia devices. You just need to connect phone to monitor.
Magnificent ! Well done ! Thank you for posting
Yes bro YES!!!!! i'm sooo glad this project is getting the recognition it deserves and people are all realizing how amazing would be a full fledged desktop windows running on the go, and when you need to can be used like a normal desktop on a monitor and all, all on a pocketable device!!!! This has been my dream for years!!!!
Same here!
I still have a Lumia and Iphone 11. And for me Lumia experience is better, only downside is that lack of apps.
Nice
same here bro ;)
smooth ui
I like windows phone but at the same time hate it. It lacks so many features that a budget smartphone at that time have. Lack of apps also the major things that made me hate it even more. It do run smoothly despite the specs are not that high for a smartphone.
A very underrated opinion
I still have a question, will we be able to make calls or do messaging in windows 11 if we install it to our phone?
Might be interesting to see what the open source community can come up with in regards to a shell to replace the default explorer when using it as a phone, but enable the regular desktop when it is plugged into a secondary display such as a monitor. There's a Mac-like shell called Cairo which replaces the default Windows shell, for example.
Also the reason for Snapdragon 845 Compatibility is because that is the chip that was used in the Lumia 950XL.
The fact that this dual boots android + windows is actually amazing.
HTC HD2 had 7 OS boots
@@dgreatll yep, I had that one.
Imagine dual boot win 11 and iOS
@@enok8877 with iOS? not gonna happen lol
@@enok8877 really not interested in ios.
May be Windows should hire these guys to work on their Surface duo🤔It seems that phone had more glitches than these old phones running on windows 11😂😂
@xbox 123 Way too expensive for what it is, yeah.
It's very complicated to download from renegade. It's not a simple download, you need computer science knowledge to be able to do this or you will permanently "break" your device. And also your cellphone is probably absent in the " supported devices list ". So don't try it unless you know what you're doing.
This is Impressive. Nice video bro
This is amazing... Literally... I never ever said 'amazing' to a tech video for years.. i really wish MS really did it for phones.
"quick bro, take a picture"
"Just a minute, need to boot into android"
lol
I used Windows Phone for years! I was running Windows Mobile before Windows Phone debuted. The only reason I left the ship was the lack of apps in the app store. This was after about 10 years in the Windows mobile ecosystem. I would consider a come back if they made it a better ui experience for mobile on the full desktop OS.
I had multiple phones in the Mobile side and the Windows Phone side.
Now it's finally official, we can play GTA 5 and other laptop-only games in phones now, it's like a dream come true for budget gamers.
0:53
The moment he said POCO F1...🤤🤤
Still using it as my daily driver. With Gcam it's still doing good in 2022.
bro same, it's the legend...
Man poco F1 with pixel experience.. is awesome 👍. Just bought new phone with poco F1 exchange.. i still think it was stupid decision i ever made..
Yeah
I am using Poco X2 and I can bet it's glass with any military grade phone.
Poco f1 is The Ashmathama. Been more than 3yrs and pretty much works flawless. With GCam and Snapseed, Still a amazing output. OnePlus One and Poco F1 are such legendary phones.
Imagine building a custom phone with the specs we want, that would be cool
That is an amazing idea! Why does that not exist already wtf lol
@@KingCajete Check out the Phone bloks video, google was working on one and made a prototype but scrapped it I think
Lel
#RightToRepair
#Fairphone
#FrameworkLaptop
I'd love to see Fairphone, Framework, Shiftphone, Teracube, Pinephone, component manufacturers, and other smaller or niche consumer computing brands collaborating to establish interopable hardware standards to truly make repairability & interbrand modularity a reality! 🤞
Its exist, but its fail
I would use a gaming phone with some proper specs that has Windows 11 on it. That would be a pretty awesome setup.
Windows Phone is still my favorite phone OS. It was more stable than Android and more flexible than IOS. I wish that developer support had kept up. Windows Phone was ahead of its time, I don't love either of my current options. I would rank them Windows Phone, Android, and IOS. I have tried all three phone OSs, and these are my honest opinions.
I was the biggest Windows Phone fan. I would definitely adopt a new phone running full Windows.
i am early adopters from lumia 900 onwards uptil the last phone 950xl... i have all phones
lumia 800 and lumia 1020 :) and lumia 520 for my mom. I wouldn't mind seeing another windows phone that can hopefully succeed as well. It was very user friendly,, which is what I liked about it. My mom had no issues using it, once I had to switch her to Android, even picking up a phone call was a challenge. We can use more competition, would have been great if the other OS (Symbian and Blackberry) could have kept up too.
1st phone 520 then upgraded to 830 still I am lumia fan I miss lumia the most come back lumia now I earn I will buy best phone of lumia come back madarchod aaja wapis
adopt?😂😂😂😂
Let's start a petition requesting Microsoft to port full fledged Windows 11 on the mobile. Hoping that Microsoft sees this video and start working on it in future.
Yes
Yes
Don't, because Microsoft will screw up everything 😀
There's an arm64 version of w11 already
Phone hardware are so locked down that be a hard thing to do
There is a built in app called dialer, which allows you to make phone calls.
I miss my windows phone. This brought back some serious memories. I remember my first windows phone.
Since there's already a Windows on Arm and Android App support on Windows 11, I really don't understand why Samsung is not considering of making the Tab S8 Ultra as a Windows 11 device. There's a good speakers for media consumption, a 120hz display Amoled, a great battery life and a usefull productitivity desktop app, It could definitely kill the iPads the Macs and even the Surface.
I'm pretty sure they're working on it and it'll come soon. Tablettes are geting closer and closer to PCs and PCs are getting closer and closer to tablettes, they will eventually become one.
Samsung mobiles are compatible with windows simlessly. When connected to a windows for the 1rst time it offers you to run windows Ui instead of Samsungs they work together. My notes do that.
It's also the case with Android, Samsung want to keep it theirs first. They offer their own alternatives to almost every native Google apps. Their devices work with windows but in their own way.
But you right if they could really team up for once it'd be a master piece
@@og_4286 What I want to see from their S8 tab offering is a full blown Windows 11 OS. I've seen their Windows 11 laptop that tweaks the UI of windows settings making it looks like their own OneUI. They could've team up with Microsoft and bring their Galaxy Android App Store to Windows 11 and make it exclusively their own.
@@omarismael3874 true
If these works by screen casting (just like Samsung dex) I wouldn't mind buying pocof1 or any other supported device. This is next level 💯 👌 kudos to the developer(s).
This is not casting. This is proper Windows 11 OS running on the phone.
@@beebomco yes ..if it is integrated on samsung phone.....
Using dex feature... Imagine how the Experience of windows 11 on smart TV...😃
So..no need to buy windows laptop😁
I'm sure if you buy a usb C docking station and connect the phone, then connect the hdmi output to a monitor it will show on windows as an external screen.
@@May16Joe could it works please answer
Windows also has wireless casting/Miracast which will work well if the network is good
I love how casually and passively he mentions that the camera and speakers don't work...
Genuine reviewer 😌
It would've been interesting, considering Windows 11 has a WSA(Windows Subsystem for Android), so you can use your Android apps, how you would on your phone. Also the x64 emulation that Windows has is pretty cool, but I never had Windows on ARM, so I've never tried it.
Wait so you're saying we install windows on an Android phone to use the windows subsystem for Android to install Android apps on windows 11 that's installed on the android device ??
My laptop does not support Windows 11 and it is a pretty solid device and it shocks me to see a cheap phone supporting windows 11.
Bypass the tpm or processor with a few tricks
i can help you to install Windows 11 in Your Laptop
4:15 WTF 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Windows for phones? Absolutely yes!
That is great! I always wanted to have the same drivers crashing all the time on my phone as well as my laptop. Now we can be constantly rebooting our phones as well as our PCs.
I would absolutely love this. I wouldn't have to lug my laptop around when I travel, and I could boot into Windows when I needed to do some work in the hotel using their TV as the display. Then I could whip out some games.
I would also just love to have Windows whenever and wherever I want it. Potential gold mine for Microsoft. They could sell their OS for phones at a low price and billions of people would probably use it in some way or another.
❗Basically a portable pc❗
😂 You can do that now with a modified flash drive. No need to buy a whole phone.
@@blakejames9743 to run any modern OS you need a device with x86/arm chipset, not sure where you'd find one other than a phone/laptop.
@@xToTaLBoReDoMx You want to put money on that? Because I have two fully operating Windows 11 and Ubuntu OS's on respective 64GB flash drives. All you need is Rufus and some memory..
@@blakejames9743 where's the confusion lol, you still need a device to boot your flash drive, that's OP's whole point
Microsoft should make a comeback with the Windows phone and maybe this time make it more open and supportive to the third party app developers. Windows is already the #1 OS for productivity and gaming. If they can bring the true ecosystem like Apple then they have a chance to even take the throne!
I really miss the dark mode and Zune UI of Windows Mobile OS!
definitely not #1 for productivity but gaming yes
@@cosmicegg1283 windows enterprise edition be like: what you saying now?
@@battlebuddy4517 personal definition of productivity: hello there
sarcasm aside, i wish you could allow ALL floating windows to be pinned ontop or below, and alt/super + drag them, or not shut down during important tasks to work on 20 minute updates, then and only then will i consider windoze remotely productive compared to linux or mac.
having my laptop in my pocket would be a dream come true
If a phone manufacturer applies this to their phones from factory they would win the smartphone war
I had a lumia 630 and I freakin love it. It never lags, the UI for me is the best. I hope they will manage to create another phone with a full fledged windows os in a lumia like build quality. They can take my money right away.
Same, I’ve been wanting Microsoft to give another shot to windows phones.
Tried installing windows 11 on my 6T and bricked the phone in process. But somehow managed to bring it back to life
Ah! That's beauty of Android
@@Vizrd58 yes yes
It really be exciting to have a full Windows 11 designe for phone screen
This is crazy man! Fantastic video!
Now imagine this running on a OnePlus 7 Pro, no screen cutout, 90hz display, and it has external display support. You could basically replace a pc with a phone and hook it up to some accesoires and a monitor, since windows has excellent external display support
That would be sick.the 7 pro is one of my top 2 1+ phones ever made.
The GPU will be heavily bottlenecked by the slower cpu of the 7 pro
this is sort of possible with Samsung DeX
a desktop like environment (still on Android) if you hook it up to a monitor and keyboard plus mouse, yet nobody really uses it
I think most people are too lazy to setup stuff like this and just want a dedicated device for the sought after task
you'd be impressed how easy you can connect wirelessly with hotspot or wifi and smart tv. Just click cast on windows 11 and screen mirror to firestick. Monitor with hdmi slot then connect to your windows 11 phone.
Just imagine running the latest high end smartphones on Window 11, like the rog phone 5 for example, or maybe, xiaomi mi 12 ultra, it would even probably handle Gta 4 at some medium performance or maybe Some post-2010 games like Battlefield 3, cod bo3, and more, i could imagine it
These are the exact type of videos for which I subscribed to beebom. ❤️
The commentary within the video is so spot-on and very well articulated. I agree with every single thing he said. I'll tell you this, man.....if STEAM gaming were to function on the phone as it fully functions on a Windows laptop, despite Valve having the Steam "Deck", then a Windows 11 phone (on a high-powered modern phone) would absolutely kill the phone market (or maybe close to it). Steam is what I'm after and the Steam Deck is not what I'm lookin' for. A Windows 11 OS that can be slapped on to any Android-device that just so happens to be modern and high-powered, that's awesome. Imagine rooting a Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and then hooking that up to an external monitor, dope. Although, a 14.6-inch tab is good enough for me to game on anyway without needing to hook up to an external monitor.
This was a great video. I am a new Subscriber, as I discovered Beebom recently when I looked up for articles on sideloading Android apps on my newest Chromebook and also activating Linux on it. Both separate articles came from Beebom.
New fan here.
Not going to lie: I miss Windows Phone. Never had one because there were no apps being developed but I loved the UI and how well it integrated with Windows.
Today I got another reason to love my POCO F1 😍 this phone never getting old
😂 haha
You are damn lucky 😂😂
Mee too 😀😅 even I'm thinking of changing my phone to windows 11 😅
@@alienation0420 I think poco F1 is my Best buy ever in my life
@@bhanrox I would say installing Windows on Arm64 is useless because only few apps support it.
This project is ideal for Samsung Tablets (especially the S series where you get the keyboard attachment).
You essentially have Android and Windows in one device.
Ya, goal to run windows on every device
You made me smile, the nerd in me can only dream again if a windows phone.
Nice video
I almost got moved... Always wanted Windows Mobile to make a comeback...
me to 😍
But the problem is app support
@@anshagarwal8349 bro that can be easily fixed by manufacturing companies.
@@anshagarwal8349 win 11 fix that by Android apps
@@anmolchhabra097 How? They don't make apps.
This makes me miss my old Lumia 950. One of absolute favorite phones I ever owned
This is crazy. Can't wait to get my hands on a phone that boots windows.
Bro i miss my old lumia, windows phones were so simple and beautiful, i really hope they make some new project in the future
I'm currently using an OnePlus 6t, was worried about the end of support. Now I'm straight up going to give this a shot...
Thanks beebom❤️
That would be really awesome having Windows 11 on a mobile device. I am thinking, what if it is possible to have the OS be installed on any existing mobile device and would be compatible...like Samsung...🤔
It would be so so nice.
But this video really brings possibilities. Nice one 👍
Good video, didn't realise people were working on porting Windows for Arm to phones. Thought you would've showed task manager, did more well known PC benchmarks, tried to connect to an external display or tried showing what happens when you open a newer game on the phone though but good videos for shedding light on a niche subject anyway
U can have the native touch keyboard showup on ur taskbar and some cool features have came to otimised Windows11 even more
Love the content beebom thanks for the efforts to entertain us
It is a nice idea but they need a native "Phone Mode" baked right into Windows 11. That way it should be more usable as a daily driver OS.
They do have tablet mode in Windows 11. Maybe that'll work good enough on a phone?
Pass the output to a monitor and BOOM you have a working computer right there.
My 4-Year-old laptop will not run Windows 11. but my old O+ 6T just installed Windows 11. amazing
This works so well that it's blowing my mind. Especially on an older device!
I Miss windows Phone 😭,it had great optimisation in performance and battery life but lack of essential apps was the big drawback
This is what windows phone should have been lol
With no sound, making a call would be amusing
Microsoft should hire these people and work with them, this could really be next big thing, we've all wanted this.
Hire, first they will put them behind bars for using windows mobile prototype phones and publishing drivers on github which werent open source
@@irshadsayyad9017 Windows is not open source but Microsoft itself allows you to download Windows for free from their website so technically they can't be jailed.
Would be interesting to see Windows 11 OS optimised for a smartphone as an alternative to IoS/Andriod.
Theres an Tablet mode in Windows 10 thats optimized for Touch
Microsoft needs to fully support this ASAP. Surface Duo 3 with Windows 11 and Android apps? Sounds like they can perfect the Duo and get the power users fully on board.
Windows 11 on phone would be really useful for multitasking and stuff...
I also loved the windows Phone. Lumia 520 was my first smartphone and I remember using WhatsApp for free even after a year while my friends had to pay or change their numbers to continue using it 🤣. Honestly it was a great experience in the beginning and the os then was as smooth as Android now, and Android user friends then seriously could not dream of competing with my lumia but on the other hand it lacked some common apps
But WhatsApp never charged in android
@@agastya4700 it used to charge
@@agastya4700 It used to a long time ago before being owned by facebook(better said as meta)
@@agastya4700 WhatsApp used to charge, although only $1/year, which may not look much, but put together all the hundreds of millions of people that used the app back then and you got a shit ton of money...
I have used Windows Phone for 6 Years and really it is very good experience
Ya there are many problems related to new apps and updates but then also..
I love it
I can Remember in 2016 I can easily ScreenCast through my Lumia 630 but can't through my android phone I mean there is a lag in my android phone
I would literally love if Microsoft brings this
There's no two fingers tap gesture for right click in windows. It has always been touching and hold for right click.
This could be revolutionary if smartphone manufacturers actually start rolling out win11 mobiles.
Imagine this experience on a tablet! It would be really amazing.
Ever heard of Microsoft Surface?
Yes, full fledged windows on phone would be amazing, especially now that we can android apps natively on windows
Lumia 950 was really ahead of it's time. looking back, if only we had something similar to poco f1 back in that day, we could've had better 950.
At this point if someone made a fully featured Windows 11 phone, I would pay double than any other phone out there for it. Having a laptop you can carry in your pocket, and take calls, and hook to a monitor/keyboard, and run Android apps through Windows 11. Wow
Looks like a great use case for older phones! Imagine a small phone powering a monitor at home!
still wouldn't run even nearly as good as a pc
My Ashwatthama (The Legendary Poco F1) is never getting old. 🔥🔥
The funny thing is this actually looks like it is meant to be a mobile OS, but you just have the UI scale turned down.
This reminds me of running Ubuntu on a Nokia N900 back in the day. Surprisingly usable, but not quite there yet. Thanks for the video!
Imagine having android on the front of z fold 3 and have windows running when you unfold! That'd the dream!
I have been thinking this since lumia launched that finally we will have another ecosystem kind of experience other than apple, but unfortunately it didn't last longer. Hope it takes over the future soon.. I would love to have a windows ecosystem across devices..
they cant simply. Cause in androids, there r tons of problems. Screen size , resolution , chipsets , display type , refresh rate , pixel density , cooling , battery , UI etc etc.... It's impossible
Full fledged windows on a phone = YES ! Windows mobile eats "S"
Mans looking at both cameras at once
Fun fact, you can stream via RDP Windows to your Android/iOS and the resolution will change to your phone's resolution, including vertical, and the UI adapts really good even with gestures.
It looks exactly like running native on a phone.
But has annoying buttons up on the screen. If you tryin to say this is fake. No.. It is not
This looks pretty good ! Hope we can see dual boot phones in sales soon. Although really disagree with the Apple comparison ecosystem as currently the only one.
Looks nice and Windows 11 has potential for phones now, but this is Windows for Arm, so you're probably not going to get full app support anytime soon, at least not 64 Bit. If however, Microsoft decide to switch to Windows as a shell on Linux, now you're talking all device support, but still with an emulator for Win32/64 apps. surprising just how smoothly it works and I can see potential for the 'Dex Style' Desktop experience for Business users.
wfa does have a built emulation layer for x86
its not going to run every app but it will run 99% of them
I loved me windows 8 phone. It was my favorite of all the old phones I had.