The new Windows app lets you connect to a remote desktop session using your Mac, Android, and iOS devices & access Azure PCs, VMs, and local PCs.

At last, you can link your iPhone with a Windows PC. We explain what you can do once synced, the limitations that exist, and how to set it up.

Microsoft has finally managed to connect to and control Apple iPhone texts and calls, via Windows 11's Phone Link app.

You can finally connect an iPhone to Windows for SMS, calling, and notifications. It's less than you get with Android, but it's a step in the right direction.

But what if you have a Windows PC? Luckily, there is an app available on the Microsoft Store that lets you mirror your iPhone or iPad on any Windows 10 or Windows 11 PC.

Microsoft has a new Windows App out that works on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Windows 11, or the browser - here's why you might need it.

How to Windows App on iPhone and MacBook Devices As Microsoft has only released a preview version of its new Windows App, that means access is theoretically meant to be limited to developers.

Phone Link for iOS will be available for Windows 11 starting in mid-May, allowing for iMessage-like support.

Microsoft’s Windows App is now available for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Windows devices, with an Android version in preview. Users can also access remote Windows PCs — either Windows Professional ...

It’s a cross-platform messaging app (iOS and Android) that works exactly like any texting app, except for the fact that it lets you delete or edit texts you’ve already sent.