Made My Android Samsung Phone Screen Strectched

# I previously did this on Windows Laptop and I didn't know how to do it in Android Phone. ### **On Windows Laptop (using AMD GPU):** - I downloaded CRU (Custom Resolution Utility) and extracted the zip folder. - I opened CRU folder and launched CRU.exe. - I added a new resolution for 920x1080 (portrait mode) with a refresh rate of 100 Hz. - I went to Settings > System > Display and changed the resolution from 1920x1080 to 920x1080. - I noticed two black bars on the left and right sides of the display. - To achieve a stretched screen, I opened "AMD Radeon Software" application. - In the display section, I changed "Scaling Mode" from "Center" to "Full Panel". - The display screen stretched to remove all black bars. - Stretched display means all content (items, fonts, icons, etc.) expands without changing position, it also will not reduce the number of items inside it (like text wrapping) ### **For Android Device (Samsung Galaxy S23):** - I connected Samsung Galaxy S23 (base model, neither "Plus" nor "Ultra") via USB Cable. - I enabled "USB Debugging" and "Wireless Debugging". - I verified connection with adb devices. - I set screen size to 1080x2600 with adb shell wm size 1080x2600 to create black bars on the left and right. - I attempted to adjust density to 200 with adb shell wm density 200, but only font size reduced (not stretch my screen). - I reset density with adb shell wm density reset. - I tried to remove black bars with adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,0, but it has already deprecated. ### **Question:** Is there any way to achieve the same stretched screen behavior I experienced on my AMD laptop on my Samsung Galaxy S23 device? I wanted from this: to this: