Microsoft Phone Link

0Connecting different systems with each other has always been difficult and almost impossible, but Microsoft did it with the Phone Link feature and stated that there is no impossible.

In the past few days, Microsoft Phone Link was announced by Microsoft, a new feature whose mission is to facilitate the connection of smartphones with their various systems with laptops, as well as with their various systems with each other.

When users activate and use this feature on their laptops, they can:

• Make and receive calls.
• Respond to messages and texts.
• Check and ignore notifications.
• Share photos, files and more.

For example, an iPhone user with IOS 14 or higher can activate the Phone link feature on his Win11 laptop and start making calls through his computer only.

Over the next few weeks, you will start to see this feature become available on your computer. To get started with it or to check if it's enabled, just start with the Windows taskbar search box to find Phone Link. The installation will guide you step by step through setting it up.

Notes:

• Phone Link for iOS requires iPhone with iOS 14 or higher, Windows 11 device, Bluetooth connection and the latest version of the Phone Link app. Not available for iPad? (iPadOS?) or macOS. Device compatibility may vary. Regional restrictions may apply.
• Messaging feature is limited by iOS. Image/video sharing and group messaging is not supported. Messages are session based and will only come through when phone is connected to PC.
• Android is a trademark of Google LLC.
• iPhone, iCloud, iPad, iPadOS and macOS are trademarks of Apple Inc.