About this tag
The multi OS device tag on WindowsForum covers discussions about hardware that can run multiple operating systems, such as Android, Debian Linux, and Windows 11 on Arm. A prominent example is the NexPhone, a pocketable handset from Nex Computer that can switch between these OSes and function as a full desktop PC when docked. Topics include the technical feasibility, performance, and practical use cases of such devices, as well as comparisons to similar concepts like phone-as-PC. The tag is relevant for users interested in versatile mobile hardware that bridges smartphone and desktop computing.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    NexPhone: A Tri-OS Pocket Device with Android, Debian Desktop, and Windows 11 on Arm

    NexPhone arrives promising a familiar-sounding but technically ambitious idea: a single pocketable handset that runs Android, offers an instant Debian Linux desktop, and can reboot into a native Windows 11 on Arm installation, turning itself into a full desktop PC when docked. Background /...
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    KB5074109 Fallout: Windows 11 Bugs and NexPhone Triple Boot Dream

    Windows 11’s January update cycle left a lot of users shaken — and in the same week a small hardware company reignited Windows Phone nostalgia with a phone that can boot Android, Linux, and Windows 11. The juxtaposition could not be sharper: one story exposes the brittleness of a sprawling...
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    NexPhone: The Pocket Phone That Becomes a Full Windows 11 PC

    Nex Computer’s NexPhone promises to be the kind of gadget that makes tech enthusiasts grin: a midrange smartphone that’s explicitly engineered to become a full PC — running Android and Linux with desktop modes and, most unusually, able to boot into Windows 11 so it can act as a proper Windows PC...