Video of Your large screened Android phone in ‘laptop’ mode, with keyboard and mouse

  • [Esc] – Home (and often marked as such on portable keyboards)
  • [Fn+Esc] – Back one level in the UI (usually works, though may pop up a menu on older applications and OS versions)
  • [Space] – Wakes the phone from sleep, [Space] again dismisses the lockscreen
  • [Alt+Tab] – Invokes the ‘task switcher’ (Recent apps) carousel while held down – use up and down arrows to change the selection and then release all keys to select
  • [Win+G] – Switches to (or launches) Gmail
  • [Win+B] – Switches to (or launches) the default browser, Chrome in this case
  • [Win+C] – Switches to (or launches) Contacts
  • [Win+L] – Switches to (or launches) Calendar
  • [Win+Y] – Switches to (or launches) Youtube
The details are via : Androidbeat

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