Motorola and Lenovo have unveiled a new cross-device management tool called Smart Connect at MWC 2024. This tool allows users to seamlessly switch tasks from one device to another. For example, users can move a podcast from their phone to their tablet without losing their place using only a swipe gesture. Additionally, they can easily share files between connected devices using a unified Share Hub. While the full list of compatible devices has not been released, Smart Connect will work with Lenovo PCs running Windows 10 or later and only some Lenovo tablets and Motorola devices.
Smart Connect will enable users to navigate between multiple devices using the same keyboard and mouse without interruptions. It will also allow them to receive synced notifications across connected devices. Moreover, it brings a smart clipboard feature that serves as a single clipboard for all the connected devices, allowing users to copy and paste items from one device to another. Smart Connect will also let users turn their phone into a hotspot for a connected tablet or PC, or use it as a webcam. Users will also be able to cast content from their phones to other connected devices, such as watching a video on a bigger screen. Smart Connect will be available in a few months through the Microsoft Store and Google Play Store.
In addition to Smart Connect, Motorola is showcasing the adaptive display concept it introduced last fall. The concept rollable display can be morphed from a slab into other shapes to fit different needs, like a tent-style setup that allows it to stand on its own or wrapped around a person’s wrist like a watch.
Motorola and Lenovo’s new cross-device management tool, Smart Connect, will enable users to seamlessly switch tasks from one device to another. For example, users can move a podcast from their phone to their tablet without losing their place using only a swipe gesture. Additionally, they can easily share files between connected devices using a unified Share Hub. While the full list of compatible devices has not been released, Smart Connect will work with Lenovo PCs running Windows 10 or later and only some Lenovo tablets and Motorola devices.
Smart Connect will enable users to navigate between multiple devices using the same keyboard and mouse without interruptions. It will also allow them to receive synced notifications across connected devices. Moreover, it brings a smart clipboard feature that serves as a single clipboard for all the connected devices, allowing users to copy and paste items from one device to another. Smart Connect will also let users turn their phone into a hotspot for a connected tablet or PC, or use it as a webcam. Users will also be able to cast content from their phones to other connected devices, such as watching a video on a bigger screen. Smart Connect will be available in a few months through the Microsoft Store and Google Play Store.
In addition to Smart Connect, Motorola is showcasing the adaptive display concept it introduced last fall. The concept rollable display can be morphed from a slab into other shapes to fit different needs, like a tent-style setup that allows it to stand on its own or wrapped around a person’s wrist like a watch.
Motorola and Lenovo have unveiled a new cross-device management tool called Smart Connect at MWC 2024. This tool allows users to seamlessly switch tasks from one device to another. For example, users can move a podcast from their phone to their tablet without losing their place using only a swipe gesture. Additionally, they can easily share files between connected devices using a unified Share Hub. While the full list of compatible devices has not been released, Smart Connect will work with Lenovo PCs running Windows 10 or later and only some Lenovo tablets and Motorola devices.
Smart Connect will enable users to navigate between multiple devices using the same keyboard and mouse without interruptions. It will also allow them to receive synced notifications across connected devices. Moreover, it brings a smart clipboard feature that serves as a single clipboard for all the connected devices, allowing users to copy and paste items from one device to another. Smart Connect will also let users turn their phone into a hotspot for a connected tablet or PC, or use it as a webcam. Users will also be able to cast content from their phones to other connected devices, such as watching a video on a bigger screen. Smart Connect will be available in a few months through the Microsoft Store and Google Play Store.
In addition to Smart Connect, Motorola is showcasing the adaptive display concept it introduced last fall. The concept rollable display can be morphed from a slab into other shapes to fit different needs, like a tent-style setup that allows it to stand on its own or wrapped around a person’s wrist like a watch.
