Microsoft has announced an update to Windows 11 that allows iPhone users to access their devices directly from the Start menu, bringing ...

while the floating Start sidebar allows Android users to access their phones’ chats, calls, and photos, that last bit is excluded from the iPhone menu. However, file sharing basically adds that ...

Microsoft has recently expanded its Phone Link feature, which was once exclusive to Android devices, to now support iPhones on Windows 11. This new integration allows iPhone users to view their ...

To connect the iPhone or Android device, users need to open the Start Menu and select the device type from the right-side pane. After that, follow the on-screen instructions to connect the device ...

Control Center was once a convenient place to quickly access controls such as playback volume and Airplane mode, but under ...

Access your iPhone from the Start menu. To use these features, Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels need Windows 11 Build 4805 or higher, Phone Link version 1.24121.30.0 or later, and a ...

This week Microsoft announced a Windows 11 update that finally lets you access your iPhone from the Start Menu, similar to the already existing Android phone access from last year. The update lets ...

Coming later this year (and available in preview build 4805 for those in the Microsoft Insider program) will be the ability to see your iPhone right next to the Start menu, just like Android phones.

An iPhone appearing alongside the Windows 11 Start menu. You can view notifications from your iPhone on your Windows PC, making it easy to stay updated without switching devices. Calls and ...

The tech giant is poaching one of the iPhone's best user interface elements, grafting it directly onto the Windows Start Menu For the longest time, the Windows Start Menu has provided an All Apps ...

Google has announced that Lens users on iOS can now use gestures to complete image searches. Available to English-language ...