Microsoft is finally bringing iPhone integration to the Windows 11 Start menu! :rocket: Previously an Android-exclusive feature, iPhone users can now check their battery, messages, calls, and notifications—right from their PC!
Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels can test this feature now. Plus, file sharing between your iPhone and Windows 11 PC is now easier than ever—no more emailing yourself pictures! :mobile_phone::right_arrow::laptop:
This comes after Microsoft added iMessage to Windows, but now, they’re taking it to the next level! Will this update make your life easier?
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Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels can test this feature now. Plus, file sharing between your iPhone and Windows 11 PC is now easier than ever—no more emailing yourself pictures! :mobile_phone::right_arrow::laptop:
This comes after Microsoft added iMessage to Windows, but now, they’re taking it to the next level! Will this update make your life easier?
Location: London
WooGlobe Ref : WGA839337
For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com
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00:00Microsoft is bringing your iPhone straight to the Windows 11 start menu.
00:04Yep, another exclusive Android feature is now making its way to Apple users,
00:09and it's a game-changer.
00:11Until now, Android users had quick access to their phone's battery,
00:15messages, calls, and even notifications, all from the start menu.
00:20But iPhone users? Left out. Well, not anymore.
00:24Windows Insiders can now try this brand-new feature,
00:28allowing iPhone users to check battery status, messages,
00:31and even recent activities, directly from their PC.
00:35Remember when Microsoft added iMessage to Windows?
00:38Well, this takes things even further.
00:40Now, you can share files instantly between your iPhone and PC,
00:44no more emailing yourself pictures.
00:47But hold up!
00:48This is rolling out first to Windows Insiders in the dev and beta channels.
00:52If all goes well, expect it on all Windows 11 PCs soon.
00:56Excited about this update?