Share files or access to messages between a Windows PC and an iPhone can have complete pain in the back, especially because, without Despentre of third -party providersYou can’t rely on Airdrop to do it. There is that Telephone link App, but even this requires opening a separate window – your PC cannot even serve you in the Inessage notifications, unless it is open. In the meantime, Android users currently have a more smooth experience in which he can access the battery levels, messages and calls of their connected telephones in the Windows Start menu. Now iPhone users are finally becoming the same.
In A Blog post On his website, Microsoft announced that the Windows Insider Beta testers are currently being expanded to expand the integration of functions, which has been enjoyed by Android’s functions since October.
This includes the possibility of connecting a phone directly from the start menu to the start menu with the battery status and the message/call information on your PC (apparently you can finally call up your iPhone notifications under Windows first). The only thing that seems to be missing is the possibility of searching your photos directly in the start menu, but that does not mean that you are unable to access it.
This is the new “Send files” button, an addition to Android and iPhone. In this way you can access the files of your phone without having to go through the app of the telephone link, and it should share the photos that it has to make it much easier, as this is currently required with an iPhone to get on another leave Test feature Or through the Multiple process to connect iCloud to the Windows Photos app.
To see the iPhone integration in Windows 11 start menu, you have to do an iPhone with iOS 16 or higher (i.e. nothing older than an iPhone 8) and the telephone link app on both iPhone And Windows 11 PC. You also have to register for free Windows Insider Program, but above all you have to wait.
According to Microsoft, these functions will “gradually incorporate Windows Insiders into the development and beta channels, so that it is only registered, may not be sufficient to access it. You can check whether you have it by navigating to Settings> Personalization> Start.
