Good news for Microsoft fans who are considering the Surface Duo; Microsoft's own Your Phone app will be fully supported with all features, including the exclusive Samsung ones such as the Phone Screen feature. Surface Duo ships with "Link To Windows," the same version of Your Phone that also ships on Samsung's phones.
Microsoft has today announced that its Your Phone app will soon be getting a new apps feature that will let Samsung phone users run their Android apps in app windows on Windows 10. This is a step further from the Phone Screen feature, which would let you control your phone using your PC.
Yesterday, Microsoft unveiled a new feature for the Your Phone app on Windows 10 that brings your phones Android apps to your PC via streaming and places them in their own app windows as if they were native. It's a step up from the Phone Screen feature that was introduced last year, and much more integrated with the Windows experience.
If you use the Your Phone app on your PC, you're in for a treat. The new "Apps" experience, which lets you run Android apps in their own windows, is now rolling out for testing with Insiders.
Microsoft's Your Phone app now supports multiple devices for Windows Insiders. The app now lets you add additional devices to stay connected through your PC.
The Your Phone app on Windows 10 now supports controlling your smartphone's audio. The feature first rolled out in preview in April and is now generally available.
Microsoft's Your Phone app on Windows 10 will reportedly gain picture-in-picture support for messages and some other useful new features.
A new firmware update to Surface Pro X refreshes the UEFI, SAM, and Wi-Fi driver, but it also seems to finally fix Your Phone. Up until today, making calls through Your Phone on Surface Pro X resulted in static, but it now seems fixed. Here is what you need to know.
Microsoft's Your Phone app on Windows 10 just gained another way to connect your smartphone and your PC. The ability to control your smartphone's audio from your PC is rolling out over the next few days.
Do you want to be able to access your Android smartphone's SMS messages, photos, calls, notifications, and more, directly from your PC? Well, with the built-in Your Phone app on Windows 10, you can do just that. Microsoft's Your Phone app brings integration between Android and Windows, enabling users to share data between their phone and PC with ease. Here's how to set it up!
The Your Phone app has received a couple of slight UI tweaks for Windows Insiders in its latest update. The button to compose new messages now resembles its look in a lot of Android apps. The dark theme is also now slightly less dark than before.
An update rolled out recently that brings several new features to Your Phone users that have Galaxy S20 devices. You can now copy and paste across devices, send and receive RCS messages, and mirror your phone screen onto your PC.
For those with Windows 10 on ARM PCs like the Surface Pro X the popular Your Phone app has a broken feature: you can't make phone calls through your Android phone. Luckily, that's expected to be fixed sometime in April. Here's what you need to know.
Microsoft's Your Phone app allows you to send and receive text messages from your PC. Once you set it up, you can keep your phone in your pocket and message away. Here's how to set it up.
Microsoft continues to improve the Your Phone app. After dropping my phone and cracking my screen, I realized that it's now good enough to let me keep my phone in my pocket.
Microsoft's Your Phone app allows you to sync several elements of your smartphone to your computer. In addition to syncing text messages, notifications, and photos, you can make phone calls through your PC using the Your Phone app. Here's how.
Select Galaxy devices can copy and paste content between your smartphone and your PC. Currently, only the Galaxy S20, Galaxy S20+, and Galaxy Z Flip support the feature.
When you combine the foldable Samsung Galaxy Z Flip with Microsoft's Your Phone you get a crazy new work experience that's never been achieved before. Here's why I'm so smitten with both of these technologies and why it could matter for the forthcoming Microsoft Surface Duo.
Microsoft and Samsung partnered up to bring RCS messaging support to the Your Phone app on Windows 10. Right now, the feature is limited to select Galaxy phones and requires you to use the Samsung Messages app as your default SMS app.
While Your Phone's calling feature supposedly hit general availability last month, many users didn't see the feature right away. Now, the rollout seems to have hit more people as quite a few have noticed the new feature on their devices.