【APPLEFANS Apple fan report】Blessed are iPhone and Windows users~Microsoft officially opened the Microsoft Phone Link for iOS version today, which can easily connect your iPhone and Windows 11 computer, allowing you to make calls directly on the computer , send and receive iMessage messages, and even view notifications, it is a very convenient tool.
Connect your iPhone with Windows 11! Can answer calls, send iMessage messages..
I don’t know if you have ever encountered this kind of situation. The phone rings, but you are busy working on the computer and feel very inconvenient? Microsoft Phone Link is here to help you solve this problem. It can synchronize your mobile phone information to your computer, allowing you to answer calls, send and receive messages, and even operate mobile apps directly on your computer. However, it only supports Android before. mobile phone, but now Microsoft has officially opened the iOS version of Phone Link.
Phone Link has been available on Android phones for a while now, and now Microsoft is bringing this handy tool to iOS phones as well. So as long as you are a Windows 11 user, you can easily answer incoming calls, send and receive messages, and directly access your contacts while using your computer!
However, after Phone Link is connected to the iPhone, the user can only synchronize calls, messages, and contacts, and you cannot reply to group messages, and you cannot attach media to the messages. There is a difference.
In addition, if you want to view your iPhone photos on a Windows computer, they also provide iCloud and “Photos” integration, allowing you to view them directly in the Windows 11 “Photos” app.
How to start using Phone Link for iOS?
It is actually very simple to start using the Phone Link function. You only need to enter “Phone Link” in the search box on the Windows taskbar, and then download the “Link to Windows” app on the iPhone, and then follow the instructions to complete the settings.
However, it should be noted that you need to have an iPhone with iOS 14 or later, a Windows 11 device, a Bluetooth connection, and the latest version of the Phone Link App.
*Currently, Phone Link does not support iPadOS or macOS.
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